Your preferences and account controls affect eligibility. Assessment outputs and internal activity signals can influence the suggestions you receive.
Preferences and account rules affect who can appear. Each control explains the choice you are making.
Prompts about relationship preferences. Every fit summary has limits.
Internal signals from account activity and conduct can influence eligibility and ranking. They are not public trust ratings, and they can be mistaken. We are reviewing these systems before opening the beta.
Preparing for an invite-only beta for adults who live permanently in Florida.
Our privacy commitments keep presence sharing, read receipts, typing indicators and profile-view tracking off by default, with broad location and no public response-time or trust ratings. We must verify these commitments before launch.
These principles guide what we build and how we review it.
Make it easier to say what you want and where your boundaries are.
Make room for check-ins, repair, pauses and clear endings.
Treat people with respect and give them a choice in what they share.
Give people clear controls for their profiles, sharing, export and deletion.
Avoid pressure, manufactured urgency and paid ranking advantages.
Northgiven is being built around clear preferences, room for discussion and choices you can revisit. The beta needs to establish whether those tools help people connect. We have not demonstrated better relationship outcomes.
Use Northgiven if you want to be deliberate about your preferences and conversations. Start with what matters to you, ask questions and choose your own next step.
The matching flow combines your profile and assessment with internal account and activity signals. These signals can affect suggestions, but they do not establish honesty, character or future behavior.
You do not need to choose an attachment label. Answer the prompts as best you can, and skip optional information you do not want to provide. Questions and scoring are still under review before beta launch.
Your answers and preferences can change. Where retakes are available, the app explains when you can take the assessment again. A changed score alone does not establish a change in your relationship patterns.
Here, compatibility refers to suggestions based on the preferences and assessment information used by the app. A fit summary can offer something to discuss; it does not establish how two people will behave together.
Your preferences and current account rules affect eligibility. Assessment outputs and internal activity or conduct signals can affect ordering. We do not sell a better position in the queue.
No. An attachment label cannot determine whether two people will build a good relationship. Northgiven has not validated a prediction about a specific pairing. Use your own judgment and discuss what each of you needs.
Northgiven is intended for people who want room for honest preferences and deliberate conversations. Its design avoids paid ranking boosts and manufactured urgency. The beta will help us learn whether the experience is useful.
The planned beta is free. Core matching, conversations, reporting, blocking and data controls do not require a paid membership. Optional Member tools and the defined Founding Beta benefit are described on the pricing page. Paid signup is currently closed.
We are starting with up to 100 approved adult permanent Florida residents, beginning in St. Petersburg. A small reviewed beta lets us test the experience and support processes before expanding.
Adult permanent Florida residents can request an invitation for review. People outside Florida can join the expansion waitlist; they cannot create a dating profile during the initial Florida beta.
Your raw assessment answers and behavioral trust log are not shown to other members. Northgiven processes information needed for matching and the features you choose. Member-facing fit summaries have limits; see the Privacy Policy for data uses and recipients.
No. The assessment does not diagnose attachment, a condition or mental health. Its intended use is reflection and matching, and its questions and scoring still require review.
Conversation capacity is a design choice intended to leave room for attention. The app shows the limit available to your account. We have not established that a specific limit produces better relationship outcomes.
The available conversation controls let people make a next choice. Some activity or conduct signals can affect ranking. Silence alone cannot explain what happened in someone's life; use support if you need help with a concern.
No. Northgiven supports adults seeking serious romantic connection across genders, orientations, identities, and relationship structures, including monogamous and consensually non-monogamous users. The key is consent, honesty, and matching people whose relationship structure fits.
Northgiven does not run background checks. Verification and additional safety tools are not confirmed launch features. A profile or internal signal is not proof of identity, intent or safety. You can use reporting and blocking when needed.
Settings provides data export and account deletion controls, and an account-free deletion page is available. Deletion requires a final confirmation. Some restricted records and backup copies can remain under the applicable retention policy.
Preferences and prompts can help you put important topics into words, including relationship structure, family plans, communication and boundaries. This is a design goal, not evidence that our questions produce better matches.
Northgiven has not established that its assessment predicts relationship outcomes. Questions, scoring, item rights and privacy controls need review before the beta opens.
Northgiven brings profile preferences, assessment outputs and internal account signals into matching. You decide which introductions to explore.
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