Opposite gender
Draws pair guys with girls. Picked “Other”? You can still do your 1, 2, 3 — you just aren’t in the draw.
How it works
Pick up to 3 people. If it’s mutual, it’s a match. No match? There’s a random draw — and you both have to say yes.
The timeline
Use your IITH Google account — the one with your roll number. Add your gender and Instagram once and you’re set.
Up to three people, by roll no. Their roll no. is the part before @ in their IITH email. You submit once — no edits after, so double-check.
If someone you picked also picked you, it’s a match — you both see each other’s name and Instagram. If not, other students never see who you picked.
No match? Plot twist — you can be in the random draw. Each round tries to pair you with someone new, and you both get a few hours to say yes.
Your 1, 2, 3
Completely optional: pick 0, 1, 2 or 3 people. Even with none, you can still be in the random draw after results.
Their roll no. is the part before @ in their IITH email. You can paste their full IITH email too.
Put them in order. You can only end up with one match — if more than one is mutual, your order and theirs count.
Add a short note to any pick. They see it only if it’s mutual. Notes are visible to the administration for safety.
Your list is final once you submit — no edits, so double-check every roll no.
You never see who picked you unless you picked them too. They never see your pick unless it’s mutual.
The random draw
People without a match go into the random draw. Each round tries to pair you with someone new — here are the rules.
Draws pair guys with girls. Picked “Other”? You can still do your 1, 2, 3 — you just aren’t in the draw.
You get a few hours to check their Insta and decide. Only a double yes makes it official.
Privacy & security
Your data is safe, encrypted, and completely confidential. Nobody can see your picks, and your notes and Instagram handle are shown only to your match or partner. Nothing is ever made public without your consent.
FAQ
Any IITH student — any year, any program. Sign in with your IITH Google account (your roll-number email).
If you don’t match, your registered partner didn’t pick you or their pick didn’t register on softlaunch.site. Other students never see who picked whom, so there’s nothing awkward to see. No match just means you can go into the random draw.
No — you submit once and that’s final. Double-check every roll no. before you lock them in. Their roll no. is the part before @ in their IITH email.
No. Picking is completely optional: choose 0, 1, 2 or 3 people. You can even submit an empty list and still be in the random draw after results. Once you submit, you can’t change it.
If someone you picked also picked you, it’s a match and you both see each other’s name and Instagram.
After results, people without a match are paired at random in rounds — a guy with a girl, never the same person twice. You both get a few hours to say yes. Two yeses and you’re set; otherwise you’re both back in for the next round. Times can change — this page always shows the latest.
Your match, and anyone you’re paired with in the random draw, so you can connect before saying yes. It’s on the wall only if you choose to show it there. Your account data is secured and no one else can see it.
It’s used for the random draw, which pairs a guy with a girl. You can’t change it yourself after setup, so pick carefully.
Your pick goes to the roll no. you typed, and you can’t edit after you submit — so double-check each one. Instagram handles on partner cards are typed in by each person and aren’t verified.
No. Your picks and personal data are completely secured and encrypted — no one can see who you picked, and if a pick isn’t mutual, nobody ever finds out. The only exception is notes written on picks, which are monitored by the administration solely for safety and moderation.
Hit Report on their card. It ends that match or pairing straight away, you two are never paired again, and the administration reads the report and decides what happens next.
If it isn’t mutual, nobody you picked finds out. If it is — see you on the dance floor.