How the grid is built
Nothing to swipe through
You go down a small grid of faces you actually saw today and recognize one, or you do not. No cards, no feed that keeps refilling, nothing to sort.
The grid is finite
It ends where your day ended
However many faces your day put in front of you, that is how long the grid is. There is no next page and no more to load. When you reach the bottom you are done.
The grid is unsorted
Nothing was ranked for you
Matuvu cannot narrow the grid down, because it is not a selection. It is who was there, and some of them will not interest you.
The profile is a face
One photo, nothing to read
No bio to write, no name, nothing to perform. Just enough to recognize a face you already saw for a second.
The grid empties
Twenty-four hours, then gone
Nothing accumulates. Tomorrow starts empty, and it fills up again with whoever your day puts in front of you.
Ten seconds, not an evening
Because the grid is small and finite, opening Matuvu takes about as long as checking the weather. You look at today, you recognize someone or you do not, and you put the phone down. There is nothing here designed to keep you.
No ads, so no reason to hold your attention.
