Press kit
Writing about AnonymousCrush? Everything you need is on this page, and a person answers quickly at support@anonymouscrush.com.
The story in one paragraph
AnonymousCrush is a deliberately quiet answer to swipe fatigue: instead of browsing strangers, you privately enter the email address of someone you already like. They are never told — unless they independently enter yours too, at which point both people are notified at the same moment and nothing is revealed without both consenting, step by step. There is no photo, no profile, and no way to buy a hint: the service publishes every email template it is capable of sending, and a “someone likes you” template simply doesn't exist. It launched in August 2026 and is free during early access.
Fast facts
- What it is
- A private reciprocal-interest service: add someone's email; you both find out only if you've both added each other.
- Launched
- August 2026 (early access — everything free)
- Platform
- Web (works on any phone or computer; no app install)
- Price
- Free during early access; a planned paid tier sells extra simultaneous-crush slots only — never reveals, hints, or better odds
- Audience
- Adults, 18+
- What makes it different
- No photos, no profiles, no browsing. Nothing is ever sent to a non-mutual crush — no teaser notifications, no admirer counts. Every email the system can send is published publicly at /emails.
- Privacy architecture
- Crush targets are stored only as keyed cryptographic fingerprints plus display masks; anyone can permanently opt out without creating an account.
Assets
Free to use in coverage; please don't alter the marks.
Good questions to ask us
- Why publish every email you're able to send?
- Why is it impossible to pay for better odds — even on the paid tier?
- What does “a closed match looks the same in every case” protect people from?
- Why email addresses instead of profiles?
Contact: support@anonymouscrush.com