Where Love Multiplies

Polyamory is the practice of engaging in multiple romantic relationships with the full knowledge and consent of all partners involved. It's built on principles of honesty, communication, and ethical treatment of all partners. Unlike cheating, polyamory is transparent and consensual. Partners discuss boundaries, expectations, and feelings openly to ensure everyone's needs are met.

Yes, polyamory is legal in most countries including the United States, Canada, and throughout Europe. While polyamorous marriage isn't legally recognized, having multiple romantic relationships is perfectly legal for consenting adults. There are no laws against dating multiple people with everyone's knowledge and consent.

Polyamory focuses on multiple romantic relationships with emotional connections, while open relationships typically allow sexual encounters outside the primary relationship without deep emotional bonds. Polyamory emphasizes love and long-term connections with multiple partners, whereas open relationships usually maintain one primary emotional partnership.

Consider polyamory if you: naturally feel love for multiple people, don't experience jealousy as a deal-breaker, have excellent communication skills, can manage time well, and believe love isn't limited. It's important to research thoroughly, talk to polyamorous people, and honestly assess your motivations before exploring ethical non-monogamy.

PollyHere is the first dating platform built specifically for polyamorous relationships. We offer unique features like relationship mapping, metamour connections, calendar integration for multiple partners, and educational resources - none of which exist on traditional dating apps. While other apps treat polyamory as an afterthought, we built everything from the ground up for ethical non-monogamy.

A metamour is your partner's other partner. Our metamour connection feature helps you connect with these important people in your relationship network. Building positive metamour relationships reduces jealousy, improves communication, and creates a supportive polyamorous community around you.

We're targeting Spring 2026 for our initial launch. Waitlist members will get early access before the public launch, plus exclusive input and updates as we build. Join our waitlist to be among the first to experience the future of polyamorous dating.

We understand privacy is crucial for non-monogamous individuals. PollyHere offers granular privacy controls including selective profile visibility, photo sharing permissions, location disclosure settings, and the ability to control who sees your relationship connections. Your data is encrypted and we never share personal information with third parties.

Absolutely. We understand that not everyone is open about their polyamorous lifestyle. Our privacy settings allow you to control exactly who can see your profile and relationship information. You can explore polyamory safely and discreetly while maintaining your privacy in other areas of your life.

Not at all! PollyHere welcomes people at all experience levels, from polyamory curious to seasoned practitioners. We provide educational resources, community support, and mentorship programs to help you learn about ethical non-monogamy and build healthy relationships.

PollyHere supports all relationship configurations, including couples seeking additional partners. However, we emphasize treating all potential partners as full humans with their own needs and desires, not just as additions to existing relationships. Our educational resources help couples approach ethical non-monogamy respectfully

Yes! We'll offer a robust free tier with basic features including profile creation, matching, and messaging. Premium tiers will include advanced features like relationship mapping, calendar integration, and exclusive community access. We believe everyone should have access to authentic polyamorous connections.

Start with education and patience. Explain that polyamory is about love, not just sex, and emphasize the importance of honesty and consent. Share resources, answer questions openly, and give people time to process. Remember that acceptance may take time, and that's okay. Focus on demonstrating healthy, happy relationships.