See how a missed moment becomes a connection.
Rome begins with real-world context, keeps interest private, and only reveals a connection when both people choose it.
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Real-world context. Private choice. Mutual reveal.
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Nearby, not tracked.
When Discovery is on, Rome exchanges temporary rotating identifiers with nearby Rome users. It establishes proximity without collecting precise GPS coordinates or building a map of where you have been.
- No precise GPS
- Temporary identifiers
- Mutual by design
Discovery is off.
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Missed them in the crowd?
Events give Rome another way to establish real-world context, even if Discovery was off or you downloaded Rome afterward.
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Find the event
Browse upcoming and past events.
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Prove you were there
Submit a ticket screenshot or a photo of yourself at the event.
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Attendance joins matching
Verified attendance becomes another private signal. Rome never publishes an attendee list.
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Interest stays private.
Each person reviews encounters separately. Nobody finds out unless both people choose yes.
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Private choice
You decide whether you want to reconnect.
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Mutual reveal
Only mutual interest opens a conversation.
