Bring the friend who gets you.
Choose someone you trust. Tell them what you’re looking for, then compare notes as you go.
WingMateYour friend knows there’s more to you than a profile. Give them a place to help you meet someone.
Meet WingMate ↗Friend-led introductions. Coming soon.

Choose someone you trust. Tell them what you’re looking for, then compare notes as you go.
Your wing helps find people, starts a conversation in their own name, and checks whether an introduction feels right.
Meet in a shared chat. When both of you choose one on one, your wing steps out. You decide what happens next.
The idea is simple: friendship can make meeting someone feel more human. A wing can help with the search; the people being introduced always choose whether to continue.
See how introductions workThe everyday moment behind WingMate.
Stay involved without carrying every first conversation. Review your friend’s suggestions and keep the final say.
How Mate and Wing work →Help one friend or several. Keep each person’s search, likes, and conversations in the right place.
How a wing helps →An invitation should say who suggested the introduction and whether their friend has expressed interest. You choose whether to join; a nomination is not a mutual match.
Understand the introduction →We’re exploring restaurant and activity partnerships: thoughtful plans, clear sponsorship, and perks friends can share. This program is not open yet.
Partnerships are on the roadmap.WingMate is a product concept led by Jason Munguia, built around a familiar instinct: wanting good things for the people you know.
We’re starting with friend-led dating. Hosted social experiences and optional AI assistance are future possibilities. First, we want to get the introduction right.
Yes. Your account has a mode for yourself and a mode for helping authorized friends. The app always makes clear whose search you’re working on.
No. Your wing introduces themselves as your friend. You choose when to enter the conversation and whether to continue privately.
Not yet. We’re testing the app with fictional profiles while we build accounts, messaging and search. There is no public signup or downloadable App Store version yet.
Not yet. Points and perks in the demo are proposals, not redeemable offers. Partner funding and terms must be established first.