NeverSwipe
Your AI agent does the looking, so you never swipe — in SF
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Your AI agent does the looking, so you never swipe — in SF
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Launching in San Francisco first. Swiping asks you to judge a hundred strangers by a photo; neverswipe asks you nothing. You brief an AI agent once — who you are, who you hope to meet — and it does the looking, comparing and ruling-out. It only introduces you to someone in SF, close enough that coffee is a decision, not a flight — at most one a day, with a note on why. No profile to perform, no feed to scroll. Invite-only while we gather enough good people here. Not a match. An introduction.
honestly love the no-photo angle, that alone is refreshing. one thing i'd want though is some kind of post-intro feedback loop, like a quick thumbs up or down after meeting so the agent actually learns from how the brief plays out in real life instead of guessing again next time
@cumasotyiitizeAppreciate it! To be clear there are photos — they're just not the game; you don't swipe on them, the agent works from your brief. The bit you're really pointing at (a post-meet thumbs up/down so it learns from reality instead of re-guessing) is spot on and on the roadmap. 🙏
The one-intro-a-day pace feels right, and I liked getting a note on why my agent thought we'd click instead of just a stranger's photos. Wish the invite came faster.
The one-intro-a-day limit is honestly such a nice change from endless swiping. The "why" note from the AI actually felt thoughtful, not generic, which made me way more open to saying yes.
love that the agent does the filtering instead of forcing another feed to scroll through, and limiting it to one introduction a day is a quietly bold move. sf only makes the whole thing feel intentional rather than another bloated nationwide app.