For open-minded adults

Come as you are. All of you.

A social platform where a couple, a throuple or a whole polycule can exist as what they actually are — made only when every person in it says yes, and any one of them can step out, any time.

18+ · Coming to iOS and Android · One membership, no paid likes

Wisteria is for couples, throuples, quads, polycules, solo poly people, open relationships, relationship anarchists, the curious — anyone who wants to be comfortably themselves.

Explore

Discovery that respects
how you want to be found.

Most apps decide who you see. Wisteria hands you the dial. Start with the room you already know, widen it when you feel like it, and pull it back in the same afternoon.

How wide you look

You choose how wide you cast.

Choose one. The grid changes.

Your club

People from the venue whose vetting you already know. Familiar faces, a familiar room, a shared sense of how a night is supposed to go.

More clubs

Add other clubs on the platform, one or several. We only bring on venues holding the same bar as The Sanctuary, so the room gets larger without changing character.

The commons

Everyone on Wisteria. Membership is open, so this is the widest view there is — and it is yours the moment you want it.

Seeing only your own club can make members feel safer: everyone on the screen is somebody familiar, in a setting they already understand. Then they widen it at their own pace.

Members set their own trust threshold. Wisteria never decides for them.

Showing members from your club, The Sanctuary.

Groups

A couple is one card.
So is each of you.

A couple or a throuple appears in Explore as a single card, with one profile behind it — made only because every person in it said yes.

Your own card is a separate door. Show both, or set your own card to Hidden and appear only as the couple. That choice is yours for your own card — your partner can choose differently for theirs.

One result set
Couple M&P Mara & Priya at The Sanctuary
N Nico, 27
D Devi, 26

Hidden by choice

Mara, 29 Priya, 31 Both set their own cards to Hidden. Either could have left hers showing.
  • Filters, plural

    Distance, age, and who you're looking for — layered on top of whichever circle you're looking in. Set them once, change them whenever.

  • Verification is optional

    The Verified filter shows members whose ID a club has checked at its door. ID checks in the app are coming, but aren’t offered yet. It’s a filter you switch on yourself — Wisteria provides the markers; it does not decide who anyone should see.

  • Nothing is permanent

    Widen the circle for a night and pull it back in the morning. The tier is a dial, not a door — and it is only ever your hand on it.

Home

This app is not a dating app. It is a way to get to know people through osmosis — as you absorb their posts and their thoughts.

Wisteria's founders

A bio tells you almost nothing. How somebody posts, comments and replies over a few weeks tells you what they're into, what their sense of humour is, what they do for fun, and whether the two of you would actually connect. It builds a story about a person — so you can decide whether you're intrigued at a deeper level than a blurb allows.

How the feed works

One follow, whatever's on the other end
Your feed is simply everyone and everything you follow, in one place — people, couples, groups and clubs. You follow a club exactly the way you follow a person.
Chronological. Photo-first.
Newest at the top, oldest below, and that is the whole rule. No algorithmic ranking. No stories. No ads.
Post to yourself, or to the room
Publish to your personal feed, or to your feed and a club's feed at once — a photo or a few lines of thought, whichever the night calls for.
Tag the club, and the night
Attach the club and the specific event you actually attended, so a post stays attached to a real room on a real evening.

Ranked for engagement

Re-ordered, injected, optimised against you.

In the order it happened

The only ordering Wisteria applies is time.


Wisteria will never manufacture engagement.

No fake likes. No fake view counts. No fake notifications to pull you back in. Every number on Wisteria was put there by a person who meant it — and if that means a quiet day looks quiet, a quiet day looks quiet.

The Scene · real venues, real nights

Every other app is a closed loop of profiles.
This one has an address.

Clubs are participants here, not listings. A club has a page. It posts. You follow it exactly the way you follow a person. It puts real nights on a real calendar — and you get in from inside the app.

The first club on Wisteria is The Sanctuary. Everything on this page is the room they already run, moved into your pocket.

Scene · quick actions

The centre hub. Tap it for the club; press & hold for these — from any page in the app.

  • My ticket · QRPull up at the door
  • My membershipYour standing at your clubs

Press and hold.

The Scene tab is the centre of the bar. Tap it and you're in your club. Hold it and the night comes to you — tonight's event, your ticket's QR code, your membership. It works from any page in the app.

It’s a shortcut, not a hidden feature. Everything in the sheet has an ordinary, visible path too.

The Sanctuary

80's Glow

Date
Sat 07
Doors
10:00 PM
Admits
One

Issued by the club TKT · 55219

Scan at the door

Works with no signal

See it. Pay for it. Walk in.

You never leave the app to pay, and you are never sent to a website. The club prices your ticket at the moment you ask, you pay right there with Apple Pay or a saved card, and the code you show at the door is the club's own — verifiable with no signal at all.

  1. 01 See the event It's in your club's feed, not a link somebody texted you.
  2. 02 The club’s own price Wisteria holds no price of its own. The club prices it when you ask — your member rate and anything you’re already owed taken off.
  3. 03 Pay natively Apple Pay, a saved card, or card entry — inside the app. The card number's only hop is your device to the processor.
  4. 04 Scanned at the door The club scans the same code on the same scanner it always uses. You show your phone and walk in.
  5. 05 It counts The night joins a private record of where you've actually been.

Browsing clubs, browsing events and getting tickets are free to every member — subscription or not.

Messages

Anyone can knock.
You decide who comes in.

Anyone who can see your card can send you a chat request with a short note. You read the note and decide. That's the whole mechanic — and in an open community it's the thing that makes an inbox liveable without ever closing the door on someone.

RobinChat request

“that playlist you posted was unreal — what was track four?”

No message limits. Ever.
Once a chat is open, you talk as much as you like. Your membership covers all of it: no per-message unlocks, no paid extras you have to keep buying, no boosts and no daily allowance. Nothing about how much you say to someone is for sale.
Follow each other, skip the knock.
When two of you follow each other, your first message goes straight to their inbox — no request needed. Everyone else knocks first.
Declining is silent.
A declined request looks identical to one that's simply gone unanswered. Nobody is handed a rejection, and nobody has to deliver one.

Three ways out, and they're different on purpose.

Most apps give you one blunt button. Leaving someone's orbit isn't one decision — so there are three, and each of them is quiet.

  1. Unfollow

    Their posts leave your feed. Nothing else changes, and they're not told.

  2. Disconnect

    Both follows end and your one-to-one conversation closes, for both of you. A couple or group card you share stays — but neither of you can reach the other through it.

  3. Block

    It works both ways, and it follows the person — not just one profile. You disappear from each other everywhere in the app, any couple card you share ends, and they are never told.

Disconnect is deliberately thorough. It closes every door together — otherwise you’d still be reachable through one you believed you’d shut. Coming back means a fresh ask, accepted: a follow or a chat request. They get one more ask, and if you let it sit, they can’t keep knocking. It never resumes on its own.

Trust & safety

We say what’s true,
and nothing more.

Wisteria will never tell you that every member has been vetted. That isn’t true — membership is open. So here is the honest version: what we actually do, what we deliberately don’t, and where every line sits.

Anyone in this community can join. No club affiliation. No identity check.

Create an account, build a profile, discover people, send a message — none of it requires a club to vouch for you or a document to prove you.

That is a deliberate choice. Plenty of people in this community aren’t attached to a club, or aren’t ready to be. The door is open on purpose. Everything below exists because the door is open.

  • Sweeps flag. People decide.

    Because membership is open, integrity work isn’t optional polish — it is what makes an open community survivable. A closed platform gets a baseline of integrity for free, from the door. Wisteria doesn’t have that door, so it builds the equivalent.

    Automated checks look for the patterns harvesting and scam accounts leave behind. Everything they flag is filed into a human review queue. Nothing is auto‑banned.

    A false positive against a real member of this community is a serious harm, so a human always makes the final call.

  • Verification is optional. It never gates entry.

    Two kinds of badge count as Verified: a club badge, which means a club on Wisteria has checked your ID at its door, and an ID check through an outside ID company — coming, but not offered yet. A club’s badge is that club’s alone. Neither is required to join, to post, or to message anyone.

    Verified shows up as a filter that you control. Wisteria provides the markers and the filters; it does not decide for anyone who they should or shouldn’t see.

  • Report and block work everywhere in the app.

    Profile, post, comment, message, photo, chat request — the same control, always reachable, with one blocked list behind it.

    A small team reads every report, and reports are monitored around the clock — anything urgent alerts our team immediately, day or night. A request to remove an intimate image of you is acted on within 24 hours — at wisteriasocial.com/remove, no account needed.

  • Moderation, not throttling, is the abuse control.

    Honest members are never slowed down to inconvenience dishonest ones — the platform finds and removes the dishonest ones instead.

    No message caps, no quiet penalties landing on people who did nothing.

Privacy defaults

Your own card answers to you alone.

Every card has four settings: who can see it — Public, Private or Hidden — who it shows to, whether it shows in discovery, and which kinds of card can find it. A new card starts public and easy to find; change any of it, any time, and it’s true the moment the next person looks. Being seen here can carry real professional and family risk, so your own card’s settings belong to you — never a partner, a group or a club acting on your behalf. On a card you share, any one of you can change its settings on your own.

You can be in a relationship, on a shared card with your partner, at the same event on the same night — and keep your own card out of discovery entirely. One switch. Nobody else’s experience changes.

Show in discovery
  • Nadia
  • Ren & Jo
  • Marisol
  • Theo
  • You
  • Kit & Ada

Your card shows in discovery.

An illustration, not real members. Your followers, your shared card and your event ticket are all untouched — and nobody is notified.

Wisteria is an adults‑only product. You must be 18 or older to create an account, and that is stated the same way here, in the app, and in the store listing.

Principles

Seven things we
decided in advance.

Not values on a wall. These are the arguments we’ve already had, written down so the easy version of each one can never quietly win later.

  1. A community product, not a hookup product.

    Everything is in service of belonging somewhere, being seen, and finding your people — not transactional matching.

  2. No engagement paywalls, ever.

    No paid likes, no message limits, no boosts, no paid extras you have to keep buying. One membership, full access.

  3. Members set their own trust threshold.

    Wisteria provides the markers and the filters. It doesn’t decide for anyone who they should or shouldn’t see.

  4. Privacy is a setting you hold, per card.

    Every card has its own visibility and discovery settings, and a change is true the moment you make it. Your own card answers to you alone — never a partner, a group or a club acting on your behalf. On a card you share, any one of you can change it, on your own.

  5. Never manufacture engagement.

    No fake likes, no fake view counts, no fake notifications. If something happened, it happened.

  6. Moderation, not throttling, is the abuse control.

    Honest members are never slowed down to inconvenience dishonest ones — the platform finds and removes the dishonest ones instead.

  7. We say what’s true, nothing more.

    Wisteria will never claim every member has been vetted, because that isn’t true — membership is open.

The lifestyle, especially for the younger generation, is 90% about the community — feeling seen, having fun, being around people you can flirt with and be yourself and not overthink — and 10% about sex.

— Wisteria’s founders

Pricing

One membership.
There is no premium column.

Fifteen dollars a month for one person, or one plan for a couple or a group. Every plan unlocks the same things: chatting, following and posting. Looking around, following clubs, browsing events, buying tickets and talking to your club stay free for every member — subscribed or not.

Wisteria Membership · Solo

15 US dollars per month


What it unlocks

  • Messages — open and reply to every chat, and send chat requests
  • Join in — follow people, post, comment and react
  • The same app on every plan — nothing held back for a higher tier

Free for every member, always

Looking around the feed and Explore, browsing clubs and events, buying tickets and talking to your club don’t require a subscription. Whether you pay changes nothing about how you reach a real room.

Get the app

Coming to iOS and Android.

The subscription is billed through the App Store or Google Play, and managed there. Prices are set in the stores and shown in the app exactly as the store gives them, so they may differ by country and tax. There is no checkout on this website.

  • Couple and group plans

    One person pays for everyone on a couple or group card: Couple, $20 a month for two; Group of three, $30 a month; and Group of four, at the price the store shows. Each seat goes to someone on the payer’s card, and only after they accept it in the app — nobody is put on a bill unasked. A seat works while the payer’s plan is paid. Moving up a plan takes effect at once; moving down waits for the next renewal.

  • Wisteria never touches club money

    Tickets and membership dues go directly to the club’s own payment processor. The subscription is the only thing Wisteria is paid for. What you pay a club goes to the club — we take no cut of your ticket and no cut of your dues.

  • Store‑billed only

    Subscriptions are sold exclusively through the Apple and Google app stores. Cancel from the store, any time, without asking us and without a retention conversation.

The invitation

Somewhere to be all of it.

Wisteria is coming to iOS and Android — one profile that can hold the truth of your life, a feed with no algorithm in it, and real venues with real nights on the calendar.

Coming soon

Download on the App Store
Get it on Google Play

Email us and we’ll tell you when it’s live

18+ · One membership, no paid likes · Subscriptions billed through the App Store and Google Play