The application combines dating and event management features, enabling users to find social gatherings and attendees for their own events. It is reportedly the first of its kind in the Russian market. Users can search for events and people using a swipe functionality, and the app includes internal chats, a calendar, badges, and more, making it a comprehensive social network. The sale includes the backend (deployed in Azure with .NET Core 3.1) and the frontend (source code and an application on Google Play), as well as user data. The technology stack used for the frontend includes Kotlin, Dagger Hilt, and Coroutines, among others, and it leverages analytics tools like Firebase and Appmetrica. To maintain the app, costs include approximately $900 per month for Azure and expenses for SMS services, alongside administrative tasks like handling user feedback and promotions. The creators, a small team working in parallel with other jobs, lack marketing funds, leading to the decision to sell due to insufficient marketing resources. Although not currently profitable, there are plans to introduce monetization through premium accounts and third-party ads. Current expenses involve Azure and SMS services. Marketing efforts have included ads on various online platforms and social media accounts for promotional content. The primary area for improvement is expanding marketing efforts, as user feedback has already addressed major issues, leaving increased visibility as the key to growth.