Review the day. Not a feed.
Elo: A guide for
real-world
interaction
Elo is an optional, user-controlled AI layer that helps reduce noise, support intent, and improve timing when engaging in real life.
Why Elo Exists
People didn't forget how to socialize. Many people lost the momentum to do it. Elo was designed to reduce friction and support intentional engagement, so real-world connection feels easier to start again.
Two Elos. Two private views. Your decision.
When someone relevant surfaces, both people's Elos evaluate the same possible connection separately and privately. Your Elo explains why this person may matter to you, what that's based on, and what it can't know. Then it steps back. Every message and every decision stays with the people.
- STEP 1
Someone relevant surfaces
Hello Zone, the map, or another discovery surface identifies a person through your settings and Current Intent. You don't have to ask.
- STEP 2
Elo checks the evidence
Elo uses only information each person has authorized for this purpose. It separates confirmed facts from its own interpretation, and flags what's missing, outdated, or conflicting.
- STEP 3
You see what matters
A short Thinking Stream shows only the findings that change the result: overlaps, differences, and open questions. Skip straight to the insight anytime.
- STEP 4
You decide
Ask Elo about the analysis, review an intro before you send it, or pass. Nothing is sent without your approval, and only the other person, never their Elo, can answer.
Five honest answers
- Strong relevance: A clear, current need-to-offer match between you.
- Possible relevance: Something may be there. One human question could clarify it.
- Insufficient evidence: There isn't enough authorized information to say.
- Conflicting evidence: The signals disagree, so it's worth asking the person directly.
- No meaningful relevance now: Elo explains why this person surfaced, and why that alone isn't a reason to connect.
"Not now" is a real answer. Elo would rather stop than force a connection.
Elo + Daily Recap
Elo supports an optional Daily Recap so users can reflect without scrolling:
- Highlights of your day's proximity-activated moments (based on your settings)
- Optional prompts to decide what matters and what doesn't
- Follow-up support (e.g., reminders, note-taking, preference adjustments)
The goal is simple:
Less algorithmic browsing, more intentional follow-up.
What Elo Does
- Filters discovery so opportunities feel relevant.
- Explains why a person may matter to you, and what it can't confirm, using only information you've both authorized.
- Shows its reasoning and answers your questions about it privately.
- Helps you draft an introduction that you review and send yourself.
- Supports optional reflection after interactions to learn what felt energizing vs. draining.
- Elo never speaks for you. It doesn't chat with other Elos, send messages, make plans, accept invitations, or schedule anything on your behalf.
- Elo doesn't invent facts. AI-generated text is never treated as evidence about a person.
- A personality trait is not a reason to connect. Elo never treats personality data as a diagnosis or proof of compatibility.
- Elo is not medical, mental-health, or clinical treatment.
- Elo does not guarantee outcomes, compatibility, employment, or results.
Data & Control
Elo and Daily Recap are designed to be user-controlled. Where available, you can enable or disable Elo features and adjust related settings.
Permission to analyze, display, and share are separate. Elo can use information to evaluate a connection without showing it to anyone. Your Elo's analysis is private to you; the other person sees only their own.
See the Privacy Policy for details on data categories, retention, and deletion requests.