This is a dating/friendship app where personality gets to decide and where commitment is created by helping the user break down barriers, create icebreakers and get the conversation started. If you remember how it was when you were growing up, you sent love notes to the person you were in love with. The notes created conversations that could lead to a new friendship or at best to your first kiss.  

The “Note Game” is based on this thought, a function where you as a user formulate unique questions that are answered by your potential date or new friend in order to become a match. Through Note Game, more is revealed about the person such as opinions, interests and type of humor, i.e. who the person really is, which makes the first communication more exciting, rewarding and, above all, time-saving. It focuses on quality rather than quantity and wants to help its users make new connections based on curiosity, honesty and common denominators. 

It’s a break from reminders about timesheets and other announcements; a time to roll back the shoulders and get re-introduced to a co-worker through their favorite music.The idea became even more powerful as the pandemic reared its ugly head. Checking in at the start of each week became critical to our sanity.

In sharing playlists and the stories that follow, walls are effectively broken, tears are sometimes shed, friendship is organically formed, and culture is most certainly built.JAMS is now a staple of our agency’s identity. It shows that everyone has something to contribute that has nothing to do with a job title. It literally sets the tone every week.

Today, around the world, employees at our partner agencies as well as at our clients use JAMS to get to know each other. We all know the power of music, but the life it takes when each of us becomes vulnerable is what makes it sound even better.