Stop swiping,
Start meeting.

Because first impressions should be experienced, not read.

MEET IN REAL LIFE

Tired of swiping? Want to meet people organically but never know where to go? From chasing the best vibe after work to scoring cheap pints nearby or finding a hotspot in a new city, Pulse shows you where the action is—right now.

WHERE IS EVERYONE

Check the live ratio of men to women at participating venues. Pick a packed rager or a low-key lounge—your call.

Find deals & events near you

Specials and events are listed from nearest to farthest. No more endless Googling.

get a little famous

Snap a selfie inside a participating venue and land on its Wall of Fame. Keep it classy—bathroom-stall photos get you banned.

how it works

Pulse is a location-based app that shows the live mix of ladies and gentlemen at participating venues—pubs, restaurants, nightclubs—so you can choose the scene in real time.

DOWNLOAD PULSE

Download the app from The App Store or Google Play

SIGN IN

Sign in with your Gmail account or Apple ID

CREATE AN ACCOUNT

Tell us a bit about yourself. We promise it won’t take long.

HAVE FUN

Find a place, meet people and have fun!

what PULSE DOES

WHO'S HERE NOW

See the live ratio of men and women at listed venues. Pick a packed party or a low-key lounge—your call.

MAP OR LIST

Browse venues by map or switch to a clean list view to compare quickly.

DEALS & EVENTS

Daily specials and events are organized for fast scanning. No more endless Googling. Book a table when it’s available.

WALL OF FAME

Snap a selfie with the in-app camera to appear on the venue’s Wall of Fame. Keep it classy.

SHARE & CHAT

Share your profile to message others in the same venue. Tap to say hi—or offer a drink. Be polite, always.

PRIVACY

Messages auto-expire when you leave the venue. If you hit it off, swap numbers before closing your tab.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is Pulse following me around the city?

No. Pulse does not track your movement, build travel histories, or follow you from place to place.

Pulse only uses location to understand who is currently at a venue. Once you leave, you’re no longer associated with that location.

No timelines. No trails. No tracking.

Can someone stalk me using Pulse?

No.

Other users can only see profiles of people who are in the same venue as they are—and only if those people choose to share their profile.

If you don’t share your profile, you appear as a number, nothing more.

People outside your venue cannot see you at all.

What do people see if I don’t share my profile?

Just a number.

You contribute to venue activity counts, but:

  • No name

  • No photo

  • No profile

  • No way to identify or message you

To everyone outside your venue, you’re invisible.

Who can see my profile if I choose to share it?

Only people who are physically in the same venue as you.

Not nearby venues.

Not people across the city.

Not people scrolling the map.

Same venue, same moment—nothing beyond that.

Does Pulse track where I go after I leave a venue?

No.

Pulse does not record where you go next, where you came from, or how long you traveled.

When you leave a venue, your presence ends there.

Does Pulse store my location history?

No personal location history is stored.

Pulse is built around current presence, not past behavior.

Can venues see who I am?

No.

Venues only see aggregate numbers, not identities or profiles.

Pulse is not a customer tracking system.

Can i turn off location tracking inside the app?

Location access is controlled through your phone’s system settings.

You can change or revoke location permissions at any time through your device.

Does Pulse run in the background

Pulse may use location services to support features like venue discovery and navigation.

It does not monitor or log your movement history.

Location is used for functionality—not surveillance.

Does Pulse sell my data?

No.

Pulse does not sell personal data, location data, or movement data.

Can I use Pulse without sharing who I am?

Yes.

You can use Pulse without ever sharing a profile. In that case, you remain anonymous and appear only as a number contributing to venue activity.

What happens if I delete my account?

Your profile and associated data are removed.

No lingering presence. No history.

How accurate are venue counts?

Counts are estimates based on active participation and are meant to show relative energy, not exact headcounts.

Why does Pulse use location at all?

To:

  • Identify nearby venues

  • Determine who is currently at the same venue

  • Support navigation and discovery features

Pulse does not use location to track individuals over time.

What makes Pulse different from social or dating apps?

Pulse is place-focused, not person-focused.

It shows what’s happening at venues, not where people are going or who they’ve been with.

Bottom Line

  • Pulse does not track your movement

  • Only people in the same venue can see you

  • If you don’t share your profile, you are just a number

  • People outside your venue cannot see you at all