With your consent, Rematch reads your real conversations. How you care, how you fight, how you show up. Then it introduces you to people who fit the person you actually are.
Maya runs her kitchen like a craft, not a chore: two-day paellas, six-hour mole, and a quarterly ten-seat supper club she cooks for herself, waitlist and all. She's just as at home with her hands in clay, defending her weekly pottery class like it's non-negotiable, and once built a whole trip to Japan around ceramics towns and a fake-food carving class. Her cat Crouton was supposed to be a two-week foster.
Every match starts with a personal report: a close reading of how you love, argue, and come back around, grounded in moments from your own conversations.
“It sees me.”
This is the whole app, in order. Maya is our demo profile: synthetic conversations, run through the real pipeline. Every word on these screens was generated, not written by us.
Export your chats with the Rematch Mac app and send them straight here with a code. No file to move around.
iMessage, WhatsApp, Instagram, or Hinge. Minimum three threads; you pick every one that goes in.
This friendship runs on assigned roles: Priya brings the chaos, you bring the plan. The one time you brought the crisis, you apologized for it the next morning.
The read comes back with grounded questions. All optional; every answer sharpens the picture.
A read-strength meter shows what is feeding the analysis, and what would deepen it.
Loving you means being on the receiving end of care disguised as ordinary competence: the meal that took two days called basic pantry management, the birthday plan so exact it undoes you.
A personal report grounded in your own moments: attachment, conflict style, how you show care. Raw messages are deleted after analysis.
Tune what draws you, then review a profile assembled from real moments. Keep anything off; flag anything untrue. Nothing shows until you approve it.
A profile written for you and a small set of matches, each with the why and a way in.
A coach who has read the backstory, for every match and every pattern you want to work on.
Rematch is not a prompt in a wrapper. It is an analysis pipeline engineered for one job: reading people carefully enough to be trusted with matching them. Here is what that buys you.
You're a different person with your sister than with your ex. Rematch reads every relationship separately, then reconciles them into one core understanding. Your profile, your report, and your matches all come from the whole you.
The difference between "it sees me" and a horoscope is evidence. Every insight cites a real moment from your own messages, and a verifier confirms the citation exists before you ever see it.
The fastest way to lose you is to hand you a life that isn't yours. Engineered attribution rules keep every voice in a group chat separate and every story pinned to its owner.
Where the evidence is thin, it says nothing at all. Confidence is scored claim by claim, so everything that does reach you is something your data can actually carry.
It asks before it concludes. Grounded questions come first, your corrections feed the next read, and the picture gets more right the longer you use it.
Ten years of texting, read without losing the night that mattered. A 240,000-message history fits in no context window; event detection finds the ruptures and milestones instead of averaging them away.
Every misread a tester catches, a sarcastic line taken straight, a story pinned on the wrong person, becomes a case in a private benchmark built on real conversations. Changes to the reading are tested against it before they ship. We treat the quality of the read the way engineers treat code, because "someone finally sees me" is the entire product.
After analysis, your transcripts are gone. What remains is the understanding, never the record.
Every fact and card on your profile has a keep-off switch and a flag. Nothing goes public as you until you have seen it.
Faith, politics, health, and the personal stuff never reach your public profile unless you put them there yourself.
The beta is live on iPhone. We are inviting a small group of testers now, one wave at a time.
You're on the list. We'll email an invite soon.