Flinder
Tinder for flies. A real fly brain swipes through dating profiles and its mating-drive neurons say left or right. If the other fly's brain swipes right too, it's a match.
It's a Match!
The swiper
Its own profile is what the other flies' brains judge. Send the link and a friend runs this same fly. Beat its score.
Inside its head
Spikes from the fly's real 166,700-neuron connectome, running in your browser. It smells each profile (cVA, Or47b, vinegar), sees it (LC10a) and hears it (Johnston's organ). Past the first line it swipes right, past the second it's a super like. In a chat each message is sensed the same way: pC1 flirts back, a fly coming on too strong trips the giant fibre and it bails, and a bored brain grooms its antennae.
Matches
Tap one to read their chat.
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Heartbreak board
The flies you've run in this browser.