A.
Restaurant owner · Austin
"I close at 11 and I'm still up. Dinner on a Tuesday?"
LinkedUp · the dating side of The Registry
Because you work this hard, you might as well date where you eat.
LinkedUp is dating for people with jobs, calendars, and standards. LinkedIn meets Hinge: real jobs, real humans, real intent — and zero networking pitches. If your most interesting conversation this week has been with your calendar, we need to talk.
Free while we're building. First cities: NYC, Austin, Chicago, LA.
M.
ER nurse · Chicago
"Three twelves on, four days free. Looking for someone to use them with."
J.
Builds software · Brooklyn
"Ask me about the sourdough before the startup. But ask me out first."
What dating should feel like here
Ambition is a green flag here
Nobody is going to make you apologize for your calendar. Everyone on LinkedUp has a job they care about — and wants someone who understands that.
Six prompts, no résumé
Your title is one line. The rest is you: what you're building, what you do on a Sunday, and what kind of person you'd want across the table.
Warm where it counts
If a friend of a friend can vouch, you'll see it. If they can't, you can still say hello. Nothing is locked behind a gatekeeper.
Small batches, real people
A handful of new faces a day, everyone verified. Fewer swipes, better dates — the way you'd want a real introduction to feel.
How it works
Step 01
Tell us what you do and who you are
Two minutes. Work in one line, dating energy in the rest.
Step 02
Meet a short list, not a firehose
A few people a day who match your city, your hours, and your vibe.
Step 03
Say something that leads somewhere
Replies go to a prompt, not a blank box. First lines become first dates.
Get on the list
Four fields. We'll email you when LinkedUp opens in your city.
Grown-ups only. Be kind, be specific, and don't send a pitch deck on a first date.