Hey Cruisers, Blake here. Since its inception, we’ve built Sniffies to be a platform for Cruisers by Cruisers. It’s been a place to explore connection, and to chase your curiosity. To see the way Cruisers have made the Sniffies map their own over the past few years has been incredible. 

We’ve always focused on making the map a place where Cruisers can find each other quickly and directly. To make the Sniffies map experience that much more seamless and intuitive, we’ve added a few new features that you’ve likely already started seeing when you log onto the maps. 

Here are some ways we’re continuing to make the Sniffies map even better for Cruisers.

When you want to find a Cruiser fast, you’ll want to check out Cruiser Cards. You’ll find it in the bottom right of the map, just above the Cruiser Feed. When you tap open the Cruiser Cards feature, you’ll see a carousel of Cruisers around you sorted by the time they were last active. Pan or zoom the map to refresh the Cruiser lineup.

This helps you find Cruisers nearby who are actively looking to meet up this very second—even if the map around you is super crowded. More meet ups, less scrolling. 

There’s a lot more to come with the Cruiser Cards feature, so stay tuned. And as always, we’ll be listening to your feedback.

Sometimes you want what you want—exactly what you want. That’s why we’ve added the “Into” Filter. You’ll find it in the filters menu at the top left corner of the Sniffies map, just under the Cruiser Stats filter. You’ll be able to find Cruisers using one of four filters: Oral (give), Oral (receive), Fucking, and Jerk Off. 

And like all filters, you can apply multiple combinations at once. When you apply multiple “Into” Filters, you’ll see little “Into” icons on the Cruisers’ map profiles to quickly see which of your “Intos” they’re into.

This way, you can filter your map to include only the people who are into exactly what you’re looking for, when you’re looking for it. Make sure your preferences are updated on your profile so Cruisers will better be able to find you when it counts. And this goes for all filters! The more your profile is filled out, the more likely it is that other Cruisers will find you.

The map has always been a visual-first Cruising space, which is why we’ve updated profile icons on the map. Position is now visible right on the map. When Cruisers choose to share, you’ll get a sense for their position mood instantly, before diving into their full profile.

An 🍆 signals they’re looking to top, a 🍑 means they’re looking to bottom, the ↕️indicates they’re feeling vers, and the ↔️means they’re in a side mood. These symbols will combine to reflect the position you’ve added to your profile—vers tops will look like 🍆↕️, for example. Now, you can scroll through the map to find exactly what you’re looking for before exploring their full profile. No more guessing—know their position before you tap. 

Pro tip: referencing these icons while also using the new “Into” Filters should help you hone in on that perfect Cruiser even faster.

We’ve improved Sniffies chats so you can connect with other Cruisers even more easily. You’ve always been able to share other Cruisers and Places directly in a chat with another Cruiser. Now, you can also share a meet up Spot or a Group and find new ways to make new meet ups happen.

In our newly revamped share tray, you’ll see options to send pictures, as well as a share a Spot, a Profile, a Place, and a Group. 

To share a Spot, you’ll choose a location to send on the map to set up a meetup in neutral territory before heading back to yours; or show them exactly how to get to your tricky back door. The location will expire for both of you after 60 minutes, unless you delete it sooner.  Shoot them a location to let them know exactly where you are (or want to meet)—without oversharing.

Send them a Group directly in your chat as a way to invite them to join, throw your favorite secret spot into the chat to suggest a meet up, or share a profile to set up some small group fun of your own. Cruising starts in the Sniffies map chat—and it just got way more dynamic.