A startup betting that AI can find your 'soulmate' has raised $4 million. Read its pitch deck.

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Jake Kozloski founder and CEO of Keeper
Jake Kozloski is the CEO of dating startup Keeper.

Joe Jenkins

A new AI matchmaker will set you up and plan the first date for $16 — skipping the swiping and DMs

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Ludovic Huraux
Ludovic Huraux

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  • Amata is a new dating app launching in the US, starting with New York City.
  • Founded by French entrepreneur Ludovic Huraux, Amata uses AI to match users without swiping.
  • The startup has raised $6 million to date.

Matching on dating apps is getting a makeover thanks to AI.

I'm a matchmaker for ultrawealthy men and charge up to $350K for my services. I give all my clients the same advice.

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Christiana Maxion says the best men often don't know how to sell themselves on dating apps.

Shyrell Tamayo

Why apps like Tinder are getting dumped by some singles for lengthy date-me docs

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Steve Krouse, the founder of coding platform Val Town, believes that Date-Me Docs are a good screening tool for long-term compatibility.

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Tinder's $500 a Month Membership Tier Has Me Embracing Loneliness

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Tinder isn’t the best at reading the room or taking a hint.

Tinder Matchmaker Lets Your Friends and Family Play Cupid

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On Monday, Tinder added a matchmaking feature that gives users’ friends and family members autonomy to hand-pick who they should date. The move aims to streamline the process of getting other people’s opinions and allows them to recommend potential matches within the app.

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How inflation and loneliness are killing Gen Z's dating game

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Some Gen Zers report moving away from expensive dating in search of other social activities.
Some Gen Zers report moving away from expensive dating in search of other social activities.

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Tinder Thinks Some of You Are Horny Enough to Pay $500 Every Month

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Having trouble finding the love of your life on Tinder? Don’t dig deep and work on yourself, just fork over $500 every month to the platform to find your soul mate.

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