I'm Shane. I designed and built iPerspective on my own, and it's live on the App Store and Google Play. Start wherever you like:
No feed and no mystery algorithm. Answer a few questions, get placed in a room of about ten people matched on your actual answers, and see exactly why you matched. Every three days, a fresh room.
Free. Takes about a minute to get into your first room.
Social media got good at keeping us scrolling. iPerspective is built to get you into a real conversation with people who share how you see things.
Your age group, city, work, interests, faith. Answer a few quick questions inside each one so the app knows who you relate to.

About ten people matched on your actual answers. You can see the reason you were matched, so nothing is hidden behind an algorithm.

Quick games reveal who everyone really is. Keep the people you click with. Their connections stay when the room resets.

In the app, every question has a twist: before you see the results, you guess how the other group answered. Guessing how people unlike you think is the whole idea behind iPerspective.
Pick one. No account needed for this part.
What share of people your age do you think also picked Call?
Short, fast, and built around the people in your room. Swipe through what you'll find.






Every room tells you why you're in it. No black box deciding who you meet.
You're one of ten, not one of millions. Past ten, people stop talking and start broadcasting.
No follower counts and no likes race. Just people you actually want to keep talking to.
Trust grows as you interact, from "just met" toward "ready to meet in real life."
I designed and built iPerspective end to end: the original Swift prototype, the Flutter app now shipping on iOS and Android, and the Python and Firebase backend that forms the rooms and sends the questions.