Speed dating with AOA
Come in, sit at the table the Telegram bot gives you, and over the evening talk to everyone in your age group across the table. Vote with one tap after each round. You get someone's contact only when the interest is mutual.

How it usually goes
After every conversation you have to tick a box before the host is already calling everyone to switch seats.
Who liked you back often comes out a few days later, when half the conversations are already a blur.
When the two sides of the table are uneven, someone sits out longer than everyone else.
With AOA the bot tells you your table and partner, a vote takes one tap, and results arrive the same evening.
How the evening works
A speed dating ticket works like any other AOA event. Your profile needs your date of birth and gender: that's how you're placed in your age group.
Only people who checked in get paired, so nobody waits at a table for someone who didn't show up.
Before each round the Telegram bot sends your table number and the number of the person opposite. A timer runs the round, and there's time to switch seats in between.
At the end of a round the bot sends two buttons: yes or no. If you missed a round, there are a few minutes after the last one to catch up.
When your group finishes, the bot and email send the names and contacts of people whose interest matches yours: their Telegram or AOA profile page.

A fair evening
The schedule is built so you meet each person in your group across the table exactly once.
When the two sides are uneven, breaks rotate between people instead of landing on one person several rounds in a row.
The organizer marks it, and the remaining rounds are rebuilt with no repeat pairs.
Votes
Your vote goes to the system that looks for matches and to the organizer's panel. Other participants see only mutual matches.
A one-sided yes stays unanswered: the other person never finds out about it.
A mutual pair gets each other's Telegram or a link to the AOA profile. Phone numbers aren't shared.
The organizer splits guests into age groups, and pairs form only within yours.
Age is checked against the date of birth in your profile, so everyone at the evening is an adult.
An AOA account with your date of birth and gender in the profile, and a ticket to the event. Telegram helps: the bot sends tables, vote buttons and results.
Yes. Your table, the number of the person opposite and the vote buttons are on the event page, where you can also rate missed rounds. Results arrive by email.
The person opposite finds out you liked them only if it's mutual. The organizer sees votes in their panel to run the evening. Other participants can't see them.
You'll get a short message without any contacts. Your yes votes stay unknown to other participants.
The organizer sets it, five minutes by default. There's time to switch seats between rounds, and the number of rounds depends on how many people are in your group.
No. The bot writes before each round and at the end of the conversation, so your phone can stay in your pocket the rest of the time.
Tell the organizer: they'll mark you, and the remaining rounds are rebuilt for everyone else with no repeat pairs.
Speed dating on AOA is adults only, and age is checked against your profile. Age places you in an age group, and gender is used to form pairs.
Speed dating on AOA is run by organizers at spaces around the city. Find dates and tickets in the events listing.