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Caroline Kravitz and her date settled in to watch an Orson Welles movie—“F for Fake”—on Monday night. This being the age of coronavirus, they were in separate homes about 15 miles apart in New York City. At an agreed upon moment, they pressed play on their devices. As the movie unfolded, they bantered over text.

The pair is still making plans for in-person meetings, but for now they are trying to make do with a remote romance.

The rules of dating are uncertain in the best of times. These days the parameters are shifting faster than ever.

Only a week prior, when Ms. Kravitz was just becoming aware that social distancing was important, she was debating whether she could kiss her date at the end of the night. The 23-year-old New Yorker opted for a modest embrace. “I think we did a full hug? Maybe my arms were crossed. I was freaking out the whole time,” she said. “There was definitely a hug!”

Trying to build a relationship while reducing human contact during the coronavirus pandemic is tricky. “He’s likely getting insight into my most crazy self during this time,” said Ms. Kravitz.