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They’re three hours away by train. Or a flight. Or they’re in town for work and gone on Friday.
You can’t just meet for a drink, so the chat goes on, and on. Video calls help, but they tend to turn into interviews: where did you grow up, what do you do, so, yeah.
A HeartSpace gives the distance something to do.
A plain call has no shape, so one of you ends up steering. In a HeartSpace, an AI host steers: it sets up a game, takes you through it turn by turn, and closes it. You talk about things you love, wishes you’d make, what you look after, and get to know each other the way you would across a table.
Distance makes a first date expensive: the tickets, the time off, the planning. A HeartSpace is how you find out first whether there’s enough there to make the trip. And if there is, play another. Each game is different.
You need HeartSpace on your phone, a quiet corner, and a quarter of an hour that suits you both.
The hardest part is asking. Here are the words: send them with your code.
“We can’t exactly meet for a drink yet. Fancy a HeartSpace instead? It’s a little game on video with an AI host. I’ll send you a code.”