Blink in your browser
Open Blink in your browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Swipe, see who you crossed paths with, like back and chat, just like in the app.
It uses the same Blink account as the app. Your profile, profile photos, likes, matches and messages are stored on Blink’s servers, so they are there the next time you sign in. Deleting your account in the settings deletes them.
Your photo places, read in your browser
On a computer, Blink can’t open your photo library by itself. You choose photos, all at once or a whole folder, and only where and when each one was taken is read, inside your browser. Only footprints, an area of about 150 m and an hour, are sent to Blink to find crossings. The photos and exact coordinates are never uploaded.
Keep your sign-in yours
Do not share a one-time sign-in code, password or recovery details with someone claiming to be support. Do not enter credentials into a social-media message or an unofficial website promising early access.
Find the official release
Public accounts and the App Store and Google Play listings will be announced with Blink’s European release. Our download pages will carry the confirmed links. If you need help with a device or access question, prepare a support enquiry without including login secrets.
Maybe you’ve already crossed paths.