BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT
You choose.
How long do you want to stay in one place before becoming visible? And within what radius? Try the settings here.
You choose your time at the venue and your radius.
A lot on your mind. People right in front of you.
SNAPYOURDATE · RUNPASS
Who will you
talk to?
The connection between dating apps and singles events.
RunPass is designed for singles events, Christmas markets and places where people gather. You choose in advance when to become visible and within what radius. It compares both people’s preferences. You decide whether to show interest.
Launch planned for late October 2026. The exact date will be announced.
SOUND FAMILIAR?
You bought the ticket.
The questions remain.
An event brings you to the same place. A ticket, a smile or a friendly conversation won’t tell you whether you both want to get to know each other. RunPass combines matching preferences with a personal request.
CuriosityI’d like to get to know you.OverthinkingInterested, or just being friendly?CourageA clearer signal would help.
RUNPASS · STEP BY STEP
Set it up before you go.
Meet when you’re there.
- Singles event
- Christmas market
- An evening out
Try it step by step
Swipe or choose a step.
Explore the planned feature. This animation does not use your location, save information or connect you with real people.
Planned launch prices: day pass €4 · month pass €24Details on validity and booking will be available at launch.
Download links will be available at launch.YOUR SPONTANEOUS PLAN
Going out today? Perhaps the start of something more.
Find a place where something is happening. RunPass is being developed to help you meet people there.
WeatherCity near youOlder information
Filter by age group
Only shows events with an explicitly stated age group that includes your age. Listings without this information are excluded.
Nothing that suits you yet?
No matching events right now. Try another location or explore all event types.
Only places with matching events are shown. “Near me” searches loaded listings up to 25 km away in a straight line. Your precise coordinates stay on your device. Weather requests use only the selected city or an available city nearby.
Why this order?
“Singles first” places advertised singles events before fairs, markets and other things to do. Within each category, ongoing events come first, followed by upcoming events in order of start time. The list is not ranked by popularity or the number of singles attending.
Our sources do not reliably provide ticket sales, gender breakdowns or average ages. Any stated age range is the organiser’s target group. Listings do not imply a partnership with SNAPYOURDATE.
A selection from open data and individually checked organiser information. This is not a complete list.
Open data is refreshed daily at midnight, German time. Individually checked listings retain their verification date. Please confirm times and availability with the organiser.
A LITTLE HELP WITH THE FIRST MOVE
Sometimes the busiest place
is inside your head.
You don’t need the perfect line. Just a beginning that feels comfortable for both of you.
What brought you here tonight?
Listen, ask a follow-up question and share something about yourself. Give the conversation room to develop.
I’m a little nervous, actually. How are you feeling?
You don’t have to give a perfect performance. Start with a small question and take your time.
Thanks, no worries. Have a lovely evening.
Accept a no and give the other person space. Even after showing mutual interest, either person can change their mind.
The research behind the advice
These examples are editorial suggestions informed by conversation research. They do not promise attraction or a date.
Questions and listening
The study examines questions and liking in conversations. Our suggestion: listen closely and ask follow-up questions.
Huang et al. (2017): It Doesn’t Hurt to Ask: Question-Asking Increases Liking.A 2025 correction addresses minor reporting errors and confirms the conclusions.Judging the impression you make
After conversations, participants often underestimated how much others liked them. This is not evidence of romantic interest.
Boothby et al. (2018): The Liking Gap in Conversations.Making room for a no
In the workplace and university settings studied, people making advances underestimated how difficult it can feel for the other person to turn them down. Our takeaway: avoid pressure and accept a no.
Bohns and DeVincent (2019): Rejecting Unwanted Romantic Advances Is More Difficult Than Suitors Realize.EUROPEAN PROJECT NETWORK
Your country.
Your perspective.
Studying at home or abroad, perhaps through Erasmus+? Bring your perspective to SNAPYOURDATE. Through focused surveys and feedback from different countries, we want to understand what people need when meeting in person.
We’re building our network across the EU. As an ambassador, you can help shape what we develop next.
Could this be part of your studies?
If you want this work to form part of an Erasmus+ placement, we can explore the options with your university. A Learning Agreement must be approved before the placement by you, your home university and the host organisation. Academic recognition is decided by your university.
About Learning Agreements
Bringing singles together?
Let’s talk about how RunPass could complement your event.