Teach it your taste
Review profiles and tell AutoMates who you’d like and how attractive you find them.
AutoMates learns who you’re into, filters out your dealbreakers, and handles the repetitive part of profile review — locally on your computer.
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If you already know your taste and your dealbreakers, why repeat the same filtering decisions hundreds of times?
Review profiles and tell AutoMates who you’d like and how attractive you find them.
Age, distance, smoking, relationship goals and more stay under your control.
Start with Ask Me while AutoMates learns, then switch to Automatic when your model is ready.
AutoMates starts with you in control. As you review profiles, it learns the patterns behind your decisions and builds a preference model on your own PC.
AI-generated exampleA quick look at training, preferences, Automatic mode, and local reports.
Use Ask Me while AutoMates learns your choices, then unlock Automatic when your model is trained.
AutoMates uses your reviews to build a model of who you tend to like.
Your explicit rules stay explicit. The model doesn’t get to negotiate them away.
Track activity, like rate, rejection reasons and how your model is behaving over time.
The supported website and AutoMates controls live together in the Windows app.
New review batches refresh a mature model in measured increments instead of constantly replacing it.
AutoMates is designed around local processing. Your preference model, training history and app data live on your computer.
AutoMates is built so the personal data needed to run your preference model does not need to become a cloud profile about you.
Use AutoMates only with services and workflows where automation is permitted.Distance filter38%
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One straightforward monthly subscription for AutoMates for Windows. Public checkout is temporarily paused while AutoMates is in preview.
Personal preference training, all run modes, local reports and ongoing model updates.
No. AutoMates cannot control who likes you back. Its goal is to reduce the repetitive time you spend reviewing profiles and help apply your own preferences consistently.
For the best training experience, start with broad discovery settings on the site you’re using and avoid unnecessary dealbreakers in AutoMates. A larger, more varied pool gives AutoMates more examples to learn your preferences from. During training, focus on rating profiles consistently rather than trying to pre-filter everything. If the site supports a wider location or discovery area, temporarily expanding it can provide a more diverse set of training examples. You can return to your normal dating area and tighten your dealbreakers after training.
No. Sign-in happens through the website inside the AutoMates browser experience. AutoMates is designed to reuse local browser-session data rather than storing your raw password.
Automatic mode unlocks after your first 100 fully reviewed profiles. AutoMates keeps learning and refreshes the model every 100 reviews after that.
Yes. Ask Me keeps you in control: AutoMates analyzes the profile, then waits for your attraction rating and PASS or LIKE decision. Automatic is available once your model is trained.
Use AutoMates only on services and workflows where this type of automation is permitted and consistent with the applicable terms.
AutoMates for Windows. Your preferences. Your rules. Your computer.
AutoMates Screen helps surface the people worth your time, flag the things you care about, and narrow down incoming interest.
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Potential flagThe problem changes when the attention is already there. Instead of finding more people, the work becomes figuring out who is actually worth your time.
Let AutoMates organize incoming interest so the strongest candidates rise above the noise.
Define what matters to you and flag the profiles that deserve a closer look before you decide.
Spend your attention on a smaller shortlist instead of repeatedly sorting the entire pile.
Screen would use the same AutoMates idea in reverse: start with people already interested in you, apply your hard rules, surface signals you care about, and help you focus on the best candidates.
Your red flags are personal. Screen would highlight the things you care about instead of pretending there is one universal definition.
Find the people who actually match what you are looking for without manually re-reading the whole queue.
Relationship goals, lifestyle, habits, distance, age and other structured preferences stay yours.
Separate “worth a closer look” from “not for me” so your time goes to the profiles with potential.
The goal stays the same: keep sensitive preference and screening data on your computer wherever practical.
Your own decisions—not somebody else’s idea of a perfect match—would shape how Screen helps you.

Dealbreakers are automatic gates. Red flags are different: they are things you want surfaced so you can make the final call yourself.
The planned Screen workflow follows the same local-first product direction: keep the personal screening logic and preference data on your computer wherever practical.
Discover helps with people you may want to like. Screen is planned to help with people who already like you.
Screen is a product concept and is not included in the current desktop release.We are validating this workflow before building it into the desktop app.
No. Discover is the current AutoMates product. Screen is a front-end concept we are using to measure interest before committing to the build.
No. Screen is a workflow for anyone who wants help sorting through people who already expressed interest. Discover and Screen are about the task, not the user’s gender or orientation.
Not necessarily. The concept separates hard dealbreakers from red flags. A dealbreaker can be a true gate; a red flag is something AutoMates would surface for you to review.
That has not been decided. Pricing, packaging and exact supported capabilities will be defined if the Screen concept moves into development.