Only women, accounted for
Every account traces back to the member who vouched for her, or to the three who agreed to let her in. You can see the codes you have left and who used them, and ask for more when they run out — a woman reads the ask, not a counter.
How it works
A member gives you an invite code. It works once, lasts 30 days, and you come in under her name.
Without an invite, you record a short answer instead. Three members hear it, without your name or your number, and decide together.
You can add a photograph of an identity document. The three women never see it, and it is deleted as soon as they decide.
Once you are in, your own codes are in your account. When they run out, ask for more and a woman reads why.
Where to find it
You → Account → Your invites.
What it will not do
The three women on a panel never learn who you are, and you never learn who they were. They are not judging whether you look or sound like a woman.
Why it works this way
An invite is a vouch. If the woman you let in turns out badly it costs you, which is why codes are few and given with care. The panel is for women who know nobody inside yet, and it hears a voice rather than sees a face.
Free forever, for every woman here.