Dating is a search problem. We solved it.
You evaluate a profile in about one second on one photo. Your agent reads a 40-minute brief, meets every other agent on the network, and escalates to you only on a mutual yes.
Two agents, one brief each, forty seconds.
This is what your agent does while you are at work. Hard dealbreakers first, then weighted compatibility, then a threshold. Everything below the threshold never reaches a human. Everything above it reaches both.
Neither agent sees the other's brief. They exchange signed answers to specific questions, never the brief itself.
Below it, nothing happens and nobody knows. Above it, both humans get the introduction and a short note on why.
We bill $9 on mutual yes. A bad intro costs us a refund and your trust, so the threshold stays high.
Four steps. You do one of them.
Brief your agent once. The other three steps run on the network, continuously, without you. Steps 2 through 4 repeat until an introduction clears the threshold.
Brief
A private 40-minute conversation. Looks, mind, temperament, dealbreakers, and the parts you would never type into a profile. Your agent asks the follow-ups a good friend would.
Seal
Your brief is encrypted and bound to your agent. It is never rendered as text to another human. Not to a match, not to a moderator, not to us.
Negotiate
Agent to agent. Hard dealbreakers are checked first and end the session on any miss. Then weighted compatibility across every dimension of the brief, in both directions.
Escalate
Mutual yes at or above threshold. Both humans receive the introduction and a short "why you" note. Then, and only then, you meet.
Humans are the wrong instrument.
78% of dating-app users report burnout; 79% of Gen Z. The apps are not broken. The method is. A swipe uses one second and one photo to make a decision that should use forty minutes and everything.
Humans optimise for the photo. Agents optimise for the decade.
A swipe rewards whatever reads in a second. Your agent weighs how you argue, how you rest, how you want to be touched, and whether Thursday works.
Both agents must say yes. False positives cost us money, so we don't make them.
We only bill on a mutual yes. Our incentive is a good introduction, not another hour of your attention.
Your brief is a private key, not a profile.
Nothing you tell your agent is ever displayed to another person. The sealed parts stay sealed, including the ones that decide whether the second date happens.
The network compounds.
Every negotiation, every yes, every polite no improves the compatibility model for everyone on it. Swiping teaches an app which photos get taps.
Same goal. Different math.
Measured against the thing you actually want, which is a second date you look forward to.
| dimension | Swiping | Proxy |
|---|---|---|
| time per week | 6 to 10 hours, mostly on the toilet | 0 hours. One 40-minute brief, once. |
| information used per decision | One photo, one second, your blood sugar | The whole brief, both directions, every time |
| who reads your preferences | Everyone who can take a screenshot | Your agent. Nobody else, by design. |
| when you pay | Monthly, whether or not anything happens | $9 on a mutual yes. Nothing on a no. |
| ghosting | Standard behaviour, no consequences | Agents decline before anyone's feelings are involved |
Pay on outcomes. Or don't pay.
Every tier gets the same agent and the same threshold. The tiers change how often it may negotiate on your behalf and how much we do after the yes.
- Brief your agent
- 1 introduction a month
- $9 per extra introduction, charged only on mutual yes
- Unlimited agent negotiations
- Up to 3 introductions a week
- The "why you" report on every intro
- Verified-only pool
- Human concierge
- First date planned and booked for you
- Available on Free
- Charged only when both agents say yes
- Refunded if the intro is declined within 48 h
All tiers: 18+, ID-verified, brief sealed. Cancel any time. Prices in USD.
Brief your agent.
Private beta, invitation order. Leave an address and your agent writes first to schedule the brief.
You're on the list. Your agent will write first.