CLOSED BETA · iPHONE

Maybe we’re
not alone.
We just haven’t found
each other yet.

Qupid — QMeet’s AI — gets to know you, introduces you to someone for a reason it can explain, and stays with you while you connect.

First iPhone test group. Invitations arrive by email with TestFlight steps.

A bond holds only when two are steadier together than apart. That is true of atoms, and it is true of people.

Qupid introduces you when it can say why you two might be.

The friend who used to introduce you.

Everyone used to have that person — someone who knew you well enough to say “I want you to meet someone”, told you why, and didn’t vanish if it went nowhere. Most apps replaced that friend with a pile of strangers. Qupid is that friend, rebuilt.

Gets to know you
Notices the signal
Carries the introduction
Stays beside you

From a few honest answers
to a first hello.

Four screens from the beta build. Every person on them is fictional.

A conversation, not a form.

A few minutes with Qupid. It asks the one question that opens the door and keeps what you said in your own words — that is what every introduction is traced back to.

Kept in your words.

A few people a day.
Each with a reason.

No feed to scroll. Every introduction says why, in words Qupid can trace to what you told it and what they chose to show — and you can ask Qupid about anyone before you answer.

Later isn’t a no.

Say hello first.
Qupid carries it.

After you say Meet, you write the first hello and Qupid sends it with its introduction, so the reason travels with your words. When they write back, the conversation is yours — Qupid doesn’t read it unless you let it. Report, block and end are one tap away, always.

Your words first. Qupid carries them.

Ask why.
Say when it’s off.

Every reason can be questioned. Ask Qupid answers from the same evidence, says when it can’t know, and listens when a read misses. Qupid keeps your reasons, never a score.

Only what it can trace.

What Qupid keeps.

Not a policy summary — the list itself. The Privacy Policy says the same in longer words.

QupidMemory receipt
Qupid uses
Your answers, and its read of them
Where your introductions stand
A reason you gave when you passed on someone
Other people’s public profiles
Never
Your messages — Qupid reads them only when you let it, and they never train a model
A real name in front of the model when it writes a reason
A score, a percentage or a bar about anyone
Read the Privacy Policy

Help us prove three things.

That a few honest answers can make you feel heard.
That three introductions a day can feel intentional.
That a first conversation can feel earned.

When I see a reason,
I’ll introduce you.

Qupid · QMeet’s AI

Write to us. We’ll reply with the TestFlight steps.

The first group is small, so asking doesn’t guarantee a spot yet — but every email gets a reply.

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