Strenja turns the moment you almost approach someone into a real one. One wave to someone nearby — nothing shared until you both say yes.
Strenja is a real-time, proximity-based connection app. It solves a universal human moment — you see someone interesting in public, you make eye contact, but neither of you makes a move. Strenja bridges that gap digitally, privately, and safely.
You see someone interesting but neither person dares to initiate.
Dating apps are for pre-loaded profiles — not spontaneous real-world moments.
Cold-approaching a stranger in public feels intrusive and uncomfortable for both parties.
No cold approaches, no pre-loaded profiles — just people who happen to be close by, right now.
You become Active and visible to other Active users nearby via GPS and Bluetooth.
See a list of Active users close to you — each shows just a photo and a short description.
Tap someone's profile and send a wave. Your photo is shown to them so they know who's waving.
The receiver sees your photo and chooses. If they leave the area first, the wave expires automatically.
Both parties are notified the moment it's a match.
Each person independently chooses what to share — phone, WhatsApp, Instagram, or any combination.
The details people usually ask about before they wave hello.
A two-layer system: GPS roughly clusters users on the server, then Bluetooth (BLE) confirms two devices are genuinely close, peer-to-peer — so the server never sees your exact location.
You vanish completely from every list. When you leave the area or close the app, the connection drops instantly and any pending waves are cancelled automatically — no timers needed.
No. Each session is limited to 3 waves, and if you decline someone, they can't wave at you again for 24 hours.
Just your profile photo, a short description, your first name or nickname, and optionally your age. Contact details like phone, WhatsApp, or Instagram are only shared after you both choose to.
You can block anyone instantly — they disappear from your list and vice versa. Reporting is community-driven: 3 reports suspend an account pending review.