Dating for people bored of scrolling identical profiles: blurrr lets you hunt by mood and even by a reference picture. Fresh idea, though the bot never really explains how the matching works.
You start by filling in your own card, then browse other people. The headline trick is search by example: upload a photo of a person or a look you like, and a neural network tries to find similar users. How accurate that is, nothing in the profile tells you, so you will have to test it yourself.
The tone is deliberately trendy, from the lowercase name to the pitch about stylish users and vibe over long questionnaires. A seasonal toy lets you send someone an unsigned valentine. If you need a break, the profile can be frozen instead of deleted, and you come back whenever you like.
Money goes through premium. Its perks and price stay off the public page and appear only after you sign up. There is also an invite link that rewards bringing friends, plus a set of rules worth reading before your first conversation so a ban does not catch you off guard.
As with any dating through bots, the people on the other side are strangers. Meet in busy places and hold back personal details for the first few days. Support, a news channel and an advertising contact are listed separately in the profile.
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