Dayton

Dayton is a gamified, interest-based dating app where real-life meetings, friendships, and networking form the foundation of a digital economy and identity.

Built on the TON blockchain and launched as a Telegram Mini App, Dayton combines interest-based matchmaking with gamified Meet-to-Earn mechanics, turning social interactions into valuable assets. Users earn tokens for swipes, walking NFT-pets, and in-person meetups verified via geolocation and QR codes. This isn’t just an app — it’s an ecosystem where every action strengthens human connections and builds digital capital.

At the core of the platform are NFT-pets that begin as virtual companions but gradually evolve into autonomous AI agents. These agents learn their owner’s interests, help discover compatible matches, and can even interact on their behalf. More than collectibles, these pets can breed, pass on genetic traits, compete in PvP battles, and serve as a source of income.

Over time, user activity shapes Dayton Identity — a decentralized digital identity built on on-chain transactions, off-chain behavior, and social reputation. This portable identity becomes a verifiable asset usable across Web3 projects, DAOs, and metaverses.

The Dayton project is currently in closed beta testing, where participants earn exclusive XP for platform engagement. Soon, they will gain access to mint the first generation of NFT-pets — a foundational asset within the ecosystem.

This creates a unique market dynamic: only beta testers will be able to breed pets after launch, making them the sole originators of supply on the secondary market. Once the platform goes public, new users will be able to acquire pets exclusively through the marketplace.

Thus, early participants don’t just join a community — they become founding contributors with strategic economic advantages as primary suppliers of the platform’s most valuable digital assets.