About
LinkedIn tells you where someone works.
Available tells you whether they're available.
Available is a global relationship-status identity network. It answers one question — are they available? — as quickly, clearly and honestly as possible.
It is not a dating app. There are no swipes, no matches, no algorithms deciding who you meet. Available is closer to a people directory and a verified identity layer: one place where your relationship status lives, sourced from you, and shown only how you want it shown.
What makes a status trustworthy
Every status on Available carries provenance. We distinguish clearly between self-declared information, mutually confirmed relationships, and information from authorized sources. When we don't know something, we say status unknown — we never guess, and unknown never means single.
Consent is the architecture
Nobody can declare your status for you. Relationship confirmations require both partners. Partner names appear publicly only when both people opt in. You control your visibility, your searchability and your indexing — and blocking works everywhere, not just in one corner of the product.
Where this goes
We believe relationship status becomes internet infrastructure: one verified signal that dating platforms, social products and real-world moments can trust. That only works if it's built on privacy and consent from day one — which is why they're our architecture, not our afterthought.