Meet BeyondThe Screen
You're visible
At Cyber Hub, Gurugram
Life moves better in person. kin: is a real-world social radar - walk into a Social Hub, go on air, and meet who's actually around.
* iOS and Android · Gurugram pilot
An anonymous radar designed for real-world connection.
Walk In.Go On Air.
Social Hubs are real places - markets, campuses, nightlife districts. Walk into one, go on air, and you appear as an anonymous dot on the radar of everyone around. Never your name, your photo, or your exact spot.
Waves, WithoutRejection
Curious about a dot? Wave. A wave carries no identity - if they wave back, you both unlock: profiles, chat, everything. Decline one and the sender never finds out. Interest only exists when it's mutual.
Whether it's a morning market, a campus lawn, or a Friday-night district - kin: lights up wherever people already are.
Privacy is the architecture, not a setting. Your location is thoughtfully blurred before anyone sees it. Your presence on the radar is always anonymous - represented by a temporary token, never an account or profile. Built-in anti-stalking protections help prevent unwanted attention, so you can connect with people nearby without compromising your privacy.
Radar OnAutopilot
GeoSync notices the moment you walk into a hub - even with the app closed - and gets you on air in one tap. Never miss your people again.
What do the first people on air say? The Gurugram pilot is small on purpose - don't just take our word for it, hear it from the community.
Aug 9, 2026
Aarav S.
I've stopped counting how many times I walked past interesting people at the market and said nothing. kin: makes the first move weightless - you wave at a dot, not at a stranger's face. Waved at someone by the coffee cart, they waved back, and we just… talked. No swiping at home afterwards. It happens while you're actually there.
Aug 1, 2026
Sana K.
What sold me is the thing every other app gets wrong: nobody can ever find out I declined them. It simply fades. I go on air on campus between classes and have never once felt watched - you're just a dot until you both choose otherwise. First social app that feels designed for women, not marketed at us.
Jul 24, 2026
Dhruv M.
GeoSync is quietly the best part. I keep the app closed all week; the moment I reach the hub on Friday it taps my shoulder - one tap and I'm on air. Met three people from my own office building I'd never spoken to. Worth Pro for that alone.
Got questions? We've answered the most common ones here. Still curious? Feel free to reach out to us directly - we're here to help.
What's a Social Hub?
A real place - a market, campus, or nightlife district - where the kin: radar works. kin: is deliberately unusable everywhere else: no couch-swiping, no cold DMs.
Who can see me on the radar?
Only people on air at the same Social Hub can see you, and only as an anonymous dot. Your profile is revealed exclusively after a mutual wave.
Is my location tracked?
No. Location is used only while the app is open, snapped to a coarse grid on our servers, and never stored as a precise coordinate or shared with anyone.
What happens if I decline a wave?
Nothing, visibly. The sender never learns it was declined - it's indistinguishable from no answer. Rejection isn't part of the experience.
What is kin: Pro?
An optional subscription. Its first power is GeoSync - radar on autopilot when you arrive at a hub - with more presence tools on the way. Safety features are never paid.
Try kin: Today!
Meet beyond the screen - walk into a hub and start today for free.