Chat without the handover
No phone number, no email address. The conversation lives where you found each other.
Connect and chat
You scanned a face and got a name. The next step is saying something — from inside the app, with the room you met in already on the screen.
Faciey is a face-recognition app. People add their own face and the links they publish; anyone who sees them can scan the face and reach all of it. Nobody is in it who did not put themselves there.
How it works
Why it beats a follow
A cold follow is a stranger in a notification list. A connection here arrives with the event you were both at attached to it, which is the difference between being ignored and being answered.
The scans you both appear in, with dates. Proof rather than a claim.
Shared sessionsNo phone number, no email address. The conversation lives where you found each other.
A request is a request. Decline it, or block, and the conversation cannot be started again.

Or skip the conversation
Not every scan should end in a message. Most end on a profile — the shop, the booking page, the account you were trying to remember the name of.
Open their card and send a connection request. If they accept, you can chat inside Faciey — no phone number or email address changes hands.
Yes. Everyone is told when their face appears on a scan, and a connection request carries the scans you both appear in, so the context is on the screen before they reply.
Of course. A request can be declined, and a person can be blocked — after which the conversation cannot be restarted.
No. The request is the consent step. What you can always do is open their profile and use whichever links they chose to publish.
Every connection starts with a face that was findable. Add yours and the next person who meets you can actually follow up.