A set of rules that defines how data moves between two points. (Or three—who are we to judge.)
We embrace the formality, the structure, the slightly awkward precision of it all. It's not a bug—it's a feature.
Just like HTTP moves web pages and TCP moves packets, MIMY moves intros—structured, consensual, and with rules that keep things safe and fun.
We're not here to reinvent or replace the way you already communicate, flirt, date, or ghost. Your existing "protocol" is safe.
Instead, we're building a layer on top of all that—one that makes things better, safer, and more fun.
That means MIMY is not a dating app, a social network, or a messaging platform.
It's a layer that sits on top of those things to upgrade them.
You can share as much (or as little) as you want.
You can meet people, ghost people, date people (or, aspirationally, cats).
MIMY doesn't control how you connect. We just make sure both people actually want to be there.
We do have some rules for how things work. They exist to keep the environment safe, respectful, and genuinely fun for everyone.
We're all human beings here, after all. (Except the cats.)