Unpack’d Systems Partners with RealMe

Unpack’d Systems, the developer of dating app Say Allo, has partnered with RealMe to get rid of phony profiles. Say Allo will now have higher verification abilities as nicely as background look at selections.

Say Allo works by using AI and innovative algorithms to match its local community of customers. When signing up, users are now offered with the ability to confirm their profile using their telephone number. This is the first layer of stability to stop bot profiles.

In addition people can then click on on the RealMe badge on other user’s profiles to see background details, like arrests, court docket convictions and sexually based offenses. 

Eventually the partnership is developed to empower buyers and help them to make educated choices about their romantic relationships.

“We’re on a mission to build long lasting interactions that start off from a spot of authenticity,” said Zackary Lewis, CEO of Unpack’d Systems. “Our partnership with RealMe is like having a good friend vouch for one more person’s character. Pursuing our latest announcement with the personal protection application UrSafe, this integration with RealMe signifies our commitment to making a neighborhood centered on trust and basic safety for men and women trying to find true relationships by empowering our consumers to make smarter choices about potential connections.”

The partnership will quickly extend to DiHola, a dating application for Hispanic and Latino singles.

“We’re thrilled to husband or wife with Unpack’d Technologies to boost the total belief and security of its relationship system,” said Neil Davis, Chief Company Officer of RealMe. “By incorporating our know-how first with Say Allo, followed by DiHola, people will have obtain to an more layer of safety that will not only protect its users, but also foster a community of like-minded men and women trying to find real connections.”