Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built CMeIn after watching a friend redo his dating profile for the third time. His photos weren't bad — they were just five selfies from the same room, two years old. Every AI tool he tried "fixed" that by making him look like a model in a studio. He got matches. Then he showed up to the date and had to explain the photos. That's the whole problem: every AI photo product optimizes for *impressive*. Dating photos need *believable*. Those are opposite directions. So CMeIn is deliberately narrow, and mostly defined by what it refuses to do: • No beautifying. No smoothing, no slimming, no shaving years off. • No studio headshots. Real settings, ordinary light, phone-shot framing. • No text prompt box — you pick the kind of photo, the scene prompts are already written. That last one is the least popular decision and the most important. The prompt was never the hard part. The hard part is likeness: which of your reference photos the system uses, whether they cover the angles and expressions the scene needs, and whether your face survives when the cafe becomes a trail. Get that wrong and you generate a beautiful photo of a stranger with your haircut. I'm a solo founder, so you're talking to the person who wrote the prompts and will read your bug report. One thing I'd genuinely like feedback on: **would you use AI photos on a dating profile — and does it change if the photos are honest about what you look like?** That argument is the whole reason this product is built the way it is, and I'd like to hear where you land. — Barak

CMeIn

Realistic AI dating photos that actually look like you

Realistic AI dating photos that actually look like you