Share a pass,
not your number.
Give anyone a way to reach you that ends on its own. You set how long it lasts, how many people can use it, and when the conversation is over.
When it ends, every message is deleted. On both sides.
A live pass. The countdown above is real — when it reaches zero, that conversation is gone.
You can't un-share a phone number.
Sell one bike and the calls never stop. Ask one contractor for a quote and three more have your number by evening. Match with one person and they can reach you forever, whether the date went well or not.
Blocking is whack-a-mole. Unsubscribing is a promise nobody keeps. Once someone has your permanent identity, the relationship is theirs to end, not yours.
Three steps, and the last one happens by itself
The whole point is that you don't have to remember to end it.
- 01
Issue a pass
Pick why you need it — selling something, meeting someone, getting a quote. The rules are set for you.
- 02
Share the link or QR
Put it where your number would have gone. Whoever opens it can message you. They don't sign up for anything.
- 03
It ends itself
At the time you chose, or the moment you tap kill. The messages are deleted and the link stops working.
Free for most people
Three passes at a time, up to a week each. No card needed.
Twenty-four hours of unlimited passes. For the weekend you're selling a car.
Per month. Unlimited passes, month-long durations, group rooms.