Why MeAndWho Club exists

Most of the people who used it lived outside Bengaluru. The service had two problems. The first was trust: some members turned out to be fake. The second was match quality: too many introductions weren’t a good enough fit. This version of MeAndWho Club is an app built around those two problems, and members of the earlier service can join it with a code.

During the pilot, the founder reviews every introduction before it reaches anyone, and handles safety reports, each with a target time to close it. The club runs through the app, and the company’s registered address is in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.

• Company: Amrik Innovates (OPC) Private Limited. OPC stands for One Person Company, a kind of Indian private company with a single owner.
• Registered address: 376, Dharampuri, Solsinda, Sanwer, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 453551, India
• Email: ami@amrikinnovates.io, for help, privacy questions or anything else
• Grievance Officer: Amrik Singh Khalsa (singhamrikkhalsa@gmail.com). We aim to respond to grievances within 7 days.

For help with the app, go to support. To see how we handle your information, read our privacy policy and terms of use, or find out how to delete your account. Writing about MeAndWho Club? Use our press kit.

1. Understand before matching

   We get to know what matters to you before we introduce you to anyone: short questions first, then, if you like, a conversation with our AI matchmaker. A summary from your own ChatGPT can add to that, but never replaces it.

2. Your profile is yours

   You can see what we keep about you, correct it, delete it and choose what other people see. What you told us is kept apart from what our AI understood.

3. Trust is earned, not claimed

   Only verified people can be introduced, the app tells you plainly how your matchmaking is going, and we don’t claim anything we can’t back up.

4. A few good introductions, not a feed

   We aim for introductions you both say yes to, and for real conversations and dates, not for time spent in the app. That’s why there is no feed, and currently at most 3 new introductions a week.

5. Private by default

   Every answer you could share stays off your introduction card until you turn it on, and your gender, who you’d like to meet, religion and caste are never on it. Lock-screen notifications never show names or messages, and your AI conversations are deleted when they end unless you choose to keep them.

See how these work in the app, step by step

• No swiping. There is no feed to scroll and no profiles to search, only a few introductions, each checked from both sides first.
• No ads. The app shows no ads and has no advertising or analytics trackers. The website counts visits without cookies or IDs.
• No selling your data. We don’t sell it, and we don’t use it to track you across other companies’ apps or websites.
• No fake members. We won’t create fake profiles or invent members, reviews or couples to make the club look busier.
• No promises we can’t keep. We can’t promise a match, a date or a relationship, so we never will, and we won’t use fake urgency to get you to pay. Read how membership works.
• No AI pretending to be you. Our AI never chats as you or for you, and when you talk with it, the app tells you that you’re talking to an AI.

Privacy and safety in detail

Anthropic provides the AI as a service, in the same way Amazon Web Services provides our hosting. Neither company owns or runs MeAndWho Club, and naming them here doesn’t mean they endorse it.

The AI does the listening and the explaining: it asks optional follow-up questions, suggests notes about you for you to confirm, turns a ChatGPT summary you paste into suggested notes, writes the plain reason on each introduction and suggests first-date ideas after you both say yes. Fixed rules and a person do the deciding. The AI doesn’t calculate the match score or decide who you meet, it never chats for you, and it never sees your name, phone number or photos.

Our database, your photos and your face pattern are kept on Amazon Web Services in India (Mumbai, with backups in Hyderabad). At present, the AI’s work is processed outside India by Anthropic, and we plan to move it to India. Sign-in codes and push notifications also use services outside India. Our privacy policy names each of these providers.

What the AI matchmaker does and doesn’t do

There is no fixed opening date. Because we haven’t opened, there are no members, reviews or results to show you, so this site describes how the app works, not what it has achieved. Our privacy policy and terms of use are drafts, pending review by Indian counsel before we open.

Get early access and we’ll let you know when it opens, or read about matchmaking in Bengaluru and other cities.