Investment account manager Beth has had a string of failed dates. Thirty and counting. Is it time to give up on dating apps… or even the idea of finding love a second time around? A forever love. Plus, she’s under pressure to find new business, or risk the sack.

Software engineer Sam has an uncanny knack of matchmaking his friends into successful relationships. Long-term relationships. If he could somehow turn his skill into code, it would be an app with a difference—and he’d be able to quit a job that is becoming tedious.

When Beth and Sam are introduced by friends, it seems like a match made in heaven. He needs an investor to help fund the app’s rollout, and Sam’s skill could be the answer to her prayers. In fact, she might not need the app… because Sam is simply perfect for her.

There’s only one catch. Sam doesn’t date. A diehard romantic, he’s convinced that he’ll meet his true love in Paris, and won’t consider anyone else.

That’s bad news for Beth. If Sam won’t see that Beth is his perfect partner, he can’t be much good as a matchmaker. So the app will fail.

Can she change his mind, save the project, and secure them both an Appy Ever After?