Mira is an AI matchmaker. You chat with her for a few minutes, and she does the searching: one thoughtful introduction a day, only when the fit works both ways.
Answer four quick questions the way you would in the app. Mira weighs a handful of made-up people in both directions and introduces you to the best fit, with her reasons.
Say yes and see if it's mutual. Pass and tell her why, and watch the next pick change.
Mira's lines are written by Claude as you go. This uses your own Claude account, and Claude asks you to allow it first.
The people in this demo are invented. Real intros only come from verified members near you.
A few easy questions about what you're after, how you spend your weekends and what you won't compromise on.
about 3 minutesMira writes it from your chat. Tweak anything, add a few photos, and tell her what to change any time.
about 2 minutesEvery pair is scored in both directions: would you like them, and would they like you back? Someone great joins, and she looks within minutes.
around the clockSay yes or pass. If you both say yes, your chat opens. Verify once with a selfie before you meet anyone.
whenever she finds someoneYou both want something serious, you're both up early on weekends, and she's after someone who'll actually plan the date. That's you.
Mira tells you why she picked someone, in plain words. The fit score is mutual: it only gets high when you'd likely want them and they'd likely want you back.
Pass and tell her why, and the next pick gets sharper. She learns from what you say yes to, not just what you said at the start.
Rather look yourself? Browse shows everyone she's scored as a fit both ways, and you can ask to meet any of them. It's a match if they say yes too.
Mira keeps looking around the clock. Open her chat and you'll see it: "Looked through 40 people for you, 3 fit both ways", "Spotted Hannah, who just joined", "Re-checked your matches after you changed your distance".
She also sends a short, true update now and then: who's new, how her search is going, a nudge when someone's waiting on you. Never the same thing twice, and never while you're already in the app.
Want less? Choose Often, Now and then or Only what matters in your profile.
Fourteen new people joined within 10 miles of you since yesterday, and a good few look like your kind of company.
I've looked over 15 people near you since this morning, and 5 cleared my bar for an intro. Best mutual fit so far: 84%.
Hannah replied a couple of hours ago. Worth a look before dinner?
Looks like you two met up. How did it go?
Look around first. Before you see who someone is, send a request or get an intro, one quick selfie through our partner Didit confirms you're over 18 and that you match your photos.
Didit runs the check. Mira never stores your selfie or ID, and Didit erases them when you delete your account.
Requests for money, crypto pitches and abuse are stopped before they reach you, and reviewed by a person.
Mira works with your area, rounded to about a kilometre. Your exact location is never stored or shown.
On every intro, profile and chat. Reports go to a real person, not a bot.
Your chats with matches and with Mira are encrypted in our database. Delete your account from your profile and it's gone: messages, photos and the lot.
Mira is coming to iPhone and Android. Download her free from the App Store or Google Play, have a quick chat, and your first intro is on its way.
No. Mira is an AI matchmaker, and she'll always say so if you ask. People on our team review safety reports and flagged messages.
Because she's choosing, not listing. One considered introduction with a real reason gets more attention from both people than fifty profiles to flick past. She doesn't work to a timetable: an intro lands whenever she finds someone worth it.
Mira scores how much you'd likely want someone and how much they'd likely want you back. You're only introduced when both are high, which is why the people you meet are already interested in someone like you.
No. Mira never rates attractiveness or anyone's body. Once you've verified, a short taste deck tells her what you're drawn to: the setting, the vibe, the style, nothing more.
No. Both are optional. Share them only if they matter to you, choose whether they show on your profile, and filter on them only if you want to.
Any time. Ask why she picked someone, ask what she thinks of someone in Browse, tell her how a date went, or ask her to change your profile and she'll do it. She remembers what matters.
No. Chat with Mira and look around first; people show blurred until you verify. You verify once, with a selfie that takes about 30 seconds, when you want to see who someone is or meet them.