I wanted to share something I've been building for the past several months, mostly nights and weekends around a full-time job.
Destiny Rings is a proximity-based platform (dating, social, and networking modes) built around Bluetooth-enabled smart rings. The core idea: instead of swiping through profiles, the app notifies you when someone compatible is physically nearby — at a bar, an event, walking down the street — and lets you send a signal, run a quick compatibility check, and reveal/talk in person if it's mutual.
A few things about the build:
Where to find it:
App Store (works fully without the physical ring via "Go Live" mode): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/destiny-rings/id6762892726/
Waitlist / early access (if you're not in Hoboken yet, or want ring updates): https://yourdestinyrings.com/waitlist/
I'm also live on Product Hunt today, would appreciate a look: https://www.producthunt.com/products/destiny-rings/
Happy to answer questions about the build, the hardware side, or the go-to-market approach — genuinely learning as I go on all of it.
The strongest part is launching hyper-local instead of pretending a proximity product works without density. The Hoboken-first approach gives you a much clearer way to test whether repeated real-world encounters actually create enough value to drive adoption.