Every profile is checked by a person
Nobody joins the community until a real member of our team has reviewed and verified them. There are further checks and protections behind that, so the space stays what it says it is.
A calm, accessible dating space for neurodivergent adults, disabled people, and people facing mental health challenges — where every profile is checked by a person. We are opening in London.
We will be in touch the moment UNIQ opens in London. Nothing else.
Not a filter bolted onto a dating app. A different set of decisions, from the first screen.
Nobody joins the community until a real member of our team has reviewed and verified them. There are further checks and protections behind that, so the space stays what it says it is.
A quiet, uncluttered interface with no pressure and no noise — and room to show the things about you that a row of photos never captures.
Alongside the app there are professional services for every stage — working out how to present yourself, preparing for a first date, and support while it is all happening.
Most apps ask you to be judged on a picture in under a second. UNIQ asks you six questions about what actually works for you — your energy, how you like to talk, what you are into, what makes a day good, what you are looking for, and the pace that suits you.
Filled bubbles are the ones you have answered. You can change any of them, any time.
No app to download today. Here is the whole path, so there are no surprises in it.
Six short answers. It costs you nothing and commits you to nothing.
Late September 2026 is our estimate. One email, on the day, with the link to create your profile. If you would rather not hear from us again, one click takes you off the list.
A brief call with our professional team before your profile goes live — the same door everybody in the community came through, which is what makes it safe. It is also why we ask for a phone number.
Most dating apps are built for speed. Scroll fast, decide fast, reply fast. If you need another moment to think, if you would rather write for a while before meeting, or if you simply want to know that somebody is looking after the space — you get left outside. UNIQ was built for exactly that gap.
It is designed for people who want a quieter screen and a slower pace, and the support comes from a professional team — before the first message, before the meeting, and after it.
Adults aged 18 and over living in and around London: neurodivergent people, disabled people, and people facing mental health challenges — as well as anyone who finds that the pace, the noise and the unwritten rules of other apps just do not fit them. You do not need a diagnosis or any medical paperwork to join.
UNIQ is a live community, and opening a city properly means having the people and the support in place before the first person arrives. What makes it work is the team behind it, and that team has to be ready in London before the first person arrives. Rather than let you install something that is not ready for you yet, we would rather take your details and use them once — on the day London opens.
Creating a profile, being verified, browsing and matching are free. Professional services — profile building, date preparation, emotional support — are optional and paid for separately.
London goes live in late September 2026, as things stand today. Everybody on the early list hears first.
Free, and 18+. One email when we open, and nothing else.