Spark: Dating Assistant

Spark is a dating coach, not another swiping app. It works with the apps you already use. Paste a chat — or drop in a screenshot — and Spark reads what is actually going on. Who is carrying the conversation. How interested they really are. What to send next. OPENERS THAT AREN'T "HEY" Paste their profile and get five openers that hook onto something specific in it, each tagged safe, playful or bold. Swipe right to copy, left to skip. KNOW WHERE YOU STAND Paste a conversation or attach a screenshot of it. Spark gives you an honest interest read, tells you what they are actually signalling, and writes three ways to reply — each with a one-line reason it works. A screenshot carries what pasted text loses: who sent the last message, how long the gaps were, whether it was even read. FIX YOUR PROFILE Add your photos and bio. Spark scores them honestly, ranks your photos and suggests a better order, and rewrites your bio three ways — funny, sincere, mysterious — using only what is actually true about you. PRACTICE WITHOUT THE STAKES Rehearse with an AI persona you configure: personality, scenario, how hard they are to impress. You get a coaching note after every message you send. Nobody sees it. Nothing is at stake. SPOT WHAT YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED Vibe Check reads a conversation for manipulation, love-bombing, inconsistent stories and pressure — and quotes the exact line that triggered each flag, so you can judge for yourself. PLAN THE DATE Ideas by city, budget and vibe. Every one has something built in to react to together, and a comfortable way to end after an hour. Save the good ones to your board. TRACK THE GLOW-UP Streaks, XP and a weekly report on what actually changed. WHAT SPARK WILL NOT DO No pickup-artist scripts. No negging. No numbers games. It will not fake your age, your job or your life story, and it will not help you wear anyone down. If someone you are talking to is pulling something, Spark will say so. YOUR CONVERSATIONS STAY YOURS Chats, screenshots and photos you paste in are never written to storage. They stay in memory for the session and are gone when you close the app.