Dating
A members’ app where you get a small number of introductions a day, matched on the values you ranked. No infinite scrolling.
You’re not bad at dating. You were handed a tool built for something else.
The apps you’ve been using are designed to keep you opening them. That is the business model, stated plainly. Four thousand faces. Six conversations that die by Thursday. And now, in 2026, the slow background hum of wondering whether the person you’re talking to is a person.
Aligned Hearts runs in the opposite direction on purpose. You say what you’re actually looking for, and the app introduces you to a small number of people who want the same thing. Fewer names, better names, and no feed to scroll.
Fewer people. Better people. Matched on what you both want.
Right people. Right values. Brighter tomorrows.
Most apps match you on a face and let you find out about the values in month four. We start with the values. Every member ranks these. Every introduction shows you where you overlap and where you don’t, before you meet.
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Love
What you are actually building toward.
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Respect
How you treat someone on an ordinary Tuesday.
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Communication
Whether you can say the hard thing kindly.
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Commitment
What you are willing to show up for.
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A brighter tomorrow
Where you want your life to go.
Free on iPhone and Android
Download the app and start on your own.
The app is open to anyone. Download it, set yourself up in about ninety seconds, and start meeting people at your own pace. Nothing to hire, nothing to sign.
If you want a second opinion at some point — on someone you’ve met, or on how your dating is going generally — you can book a consultation with Samuel from inside the app. That part is optional, and most people never need it.
Free to download. Free to join. No subscription, no paywalled messages, nothing to boost.
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Your alignment, up front.
Where the two of you overlap on the Five, and where you don’t, shown before the first message.
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Events in your pocket.
Dates, tickets, and a sense of the room you’re about to walk into.
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Samuel when you want him.
Book a consultation or a coaching session from inside the app. Optional, and most people never need it.
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Quiet on purpose.
No streaks. No badges. No engineered guilt at 11pm. It’s a tool, not a slot machine.
Three ways to work together
Matchmaking
The full service. Samuel learns you properly over a two-hour intake, then goes out and finds people, including outside the member base. Six months, hands-on.
Relationship coaching
For singles who keep hitting the same wall, and for couples who want to get better at this. Sessions on video anywhere around the world, or in-person in South Carolina.
In person
About thirty people. One room. Nobody left standing at the bar.
Once or twice a month we take over a good venue and fill it with single members. There’s a host making introductions all evening, because standing alone near the bar has never once worked for anybody.
Nights are small and they sell out. They’re listed in the app the moment they go on sale.
Private matchmaking and coaching
When you want a person in it, there’s Samuel.
I’m Samuel. The app runs on its own and most people use it that way. When you want someone in your corner, that’s when I come in — a consultation, coaching, or the full matchmaking service.
I take a small number of one-to-one clients at a time — twelve is the ceiling — because the alternative is doing this badly at volume, and you can always tell when a matchmaker is doing this badly at volume.
I won’t promise you a wedding. Nobody honest will. What I’ll promise is that you stop spending evenings on people who were never going to work.
Love, on purpose.
Download the app and start meeting people who want what you want. Or book thirty free minutes with Samuel and find out whether matchmaking or coaching is worth it for you. Both doors are open, and neither one costs you anything to walk through.