Love has no borders. We’re building a Lyme-first dating app for adults affected by Lyme disease—and people open to dating them. A place to meet without rushing your rhythm.
In development · Public launch is not yet active · Adults 18+
Room to bloom. No pressure to hurry.
Your life rhythm belongs in your love story.
Essential connection stays free
Your story is yours to share
Local roots, global possibility
The Sunshine Love Garden
Thoughtful discovery, meaningful introductions, and space for the way you actually live. Here’s what we’re growing.
Sunshine World brings free local and global discovery to an illustrated world map. Our first community focus is New York and surrounding areas, with room to explore beyond borders.
Start close. Stay curious.
A map for possibility—not a reason to reveal your precise location.
02 / Find your rhythm
Life Rhythm matching is planned to offer basic compatibility for free. Advanced personalization will be the main Plus benefit—not a requirement for connection.
03 / Make a connection
Profiles, introductions, connections, and messaging are already part of the build. A cheerful, nostalgic messaging spirit meets the freedom to choose what you share.
04 / Keep your boundaries
Privacy and safety controls are part of the product. Medical details are personal; future treatment-experience sharing is envisioned as optional and private.
Membership, with intention
Essential discovery, introductions, messaging, and safety are intended to stay free. Payments are not active, and Plus pricing remains a hypothesis—not an offer to purchase.
Free membership
$0 / month
Future Plus · not activated
$5.99 / month, proposed
Advanced Life Rhythm personalization is planned as the core benefit. Final benefits, availability, and pricing will need to be defined before launch.
Founding Sunshine 100
We’re planning lifetime defined Plus benefits for the first 100 qualifying founding members—not simply the first 100 registrations. Awarded places will not be reissued.
Founding allocations are not active. Qualification criteria and the exact lifetime benefits must be published before places are awarded.