Once again, a developer is coming up with an application that lets people engaged in a different way. For phone users who have plenty of trouble managing first dates, this app will certainly help them perform better. 

Say Something, developed by Indiegogo is an application that lets smartphone users practice dating lines, questions and any kind of script with real people. In doing so, the game aims to help both men and women who find themselves struggling to come up with words during a first date. 

But how does it work?

Mobile phone users who have downloaded and installed this app would be able to 'date' other users of the app. For instance, a male user in New York would be paired to a female user in London through the app's pairing algorithm. It also ensures both parties would find it next to impossible to actually meet because that's what the app was made for. 

Indiegogo CEO Marian Gazdik that Say Something is not a dating app. "People will not meet in real life: we don't encourage it...", according to the application's major premises. "Because they will never meet, they will be much more likely to share honest feedback with each other."

Both parties from different parts of the globe will be given a particular scenario where they can kick of the 'date'. The guy usually gets to speak first and the app would say 'Say or do something to start a conversation'. The male user would come up with a statement or question and the female would provide feedback. 

The app is set to launch on the Play Store and iTunes this year.