Good people are worth meeting again.
You already met in real life. Say hi again, safely and with no pressure.
Same places.
New possibilities.
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Riley, 32
Scan. Connect. Have fun.
Hey, It’s You! is here!
“So… can I get your number?”
Your number and your social media can say a lot about you. Don’t share it with someone you just met a few minutes ago.
Try this instead:
- Scan to see who they are. Verified means we’ve done the checking for you.
- Your phone did its part. Now get back to enjoying yourself.
- No on-the-spot answers. Keep the connection or let it go, privately and with no pressure.
- You both felt the spark! Now chat in the app and plan when you’ll meet again.
- Trust takes time. Until then, everything else stays private.
- Not the one? The connection quietly ends, and only meeting them again in person brings it back.
A smile says more in person.
See how it works
Brad, 35
A message from our founder
Why I built Hey, It’s You! (again)
Having served the community for over ten years in law enforcement and EMS, I often encountered people who’d been hurt by someone they’d just met, someone who lied about their name, their age or their past just to get a second date. When tragedies happened, people’s lives were changed forever, and we couldn’t help them, many times simply because the details of who they’d met never added up.
Keeping people safe was my career for many years, so when I built Hey, It’s You! (again), I kept that same idea in mind, your safety. I wanted people to feel comfortable making new connections and living their lives to the fullest, all while knowing someone has their back.
I personally believe the best connections are made in the real world, not behind a screen, but you should be confident that the person you met is exactly who they say they are. Verified members are exactly that, so if you decide to meet again, you know who you’re with, and you can share your plans with someone you trust, just in case. If something ever does go wrong, there’s a real record to help bring the person responsible to justice.
However, for every story that ended badly, there are so many others about good people who deserve a second chance to say hello. That’s why we say that good people are worth meeting (again).