OPEN TO TALK WHAT IT MEANS
A woman arriving at a table where three women welcome her into their conversation

Women meeting women

Sometimes the hardest part is knowing you can say hello.

Tap Open to Talk. Your screen turns green and becomes a simple, visible signal: “You can talk to me.”

Before hello

  • Is she queer?
  • Is she single?
  • Is she interested?
  • Is she just being friendly?
  • Would approaching her feel intrusive?

Open to Talk doesn’t answer all of those questions. It answers one: Is conversation welcome?

The mechanism

Tap. Turn green. Roll.

Your phone moves from a visible signal into a shared conversation.

Green means: “You can talk to me.”

  1. 01 Tap Open to Talk. Your screen turns green.
  2. 02 Touch again to ask: “Roll with me?”
  3. 03 After a spoken yes, either of you touches to reveal a question.

One movement. One green signal. The same meaning in every Open to Talk edition.

What the signal means

An opening. Not an obligation.

01

It doesn’t label your sexuality.

02

It doesn’t promise attraction or romance.

03

It doesn’t create an obligation.

It simply says

“You can talk to me.”

The experience

The hardest five seconds—gone.

See green? Say hello. If the conversation wants momentum, ask the next question.

The invitation
“Roll with me?”

Either person can roll. Together, you choose the rhythm.

What could happen?

Let the conversation decide.

Friendship. Flirting. Community. Dating. A conversation that goes nowhere. A conversation that changes your evening.

You don’t need to know before you begin.

Open to Talk

You don’t have to know what it is yet.

Start with hello. Tap to turn your screen green.