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Yazakia · the third Krizaka product

The dating app where you talk first.

Yazakia starts with a conversation, not a catalogue. An AI agent learns who you are and who you are looking for, then opens a small batch of people who could choose you too — with the reasons, never a score. Coming to iOS and Android, built in the open.

  • Coming soon
  • iOS · Android
  • Apache-2.0

The trap

Swipe apps turn people into thumbnails — and sell an endless deck as a chance.

The more you swipe, the less you see. A like costs nothing, so it means nothing: matches that lead nowhere, profiles that never answer, and an app that earns more the longer you stay single.

  • Swipe fatigue: an endless deck, judged in half a second
  • False matches: two thumbs up, no reason to talk
  • A hidden ranking that decides who gets to see you
  • Paying to be seen, paying to jump the queue

How it works

Four steps, always in this order

Yazakia turns the mechanics around: understanding comes before showing, and every batch learns from the one before.

Talk first

01 · ten minutes

The promise — An agent, not a form: one question at a time, quick choices, room for humour.

In detail

What happens

  • It learns your values, your pace of life, your non-negotiables
  • It hands you a portrait — who you are, who you are looking for — that you can correct
  • The portrait is worth having even before anyone is in your batch

A batch, not a catalogue

02 · 3 to 5 people · 72 h

The promise — Only people compatible in both directions, each with “why you two”, in words.

In detail

What happens

  • It opens when the agent knows enough — and only if someone could want you back
  • For each person: interested · pass · tell me more
  • The batch expires after 72 hours: no backlog piling up

Debrief before the next

03 · two minutes

The promise — Three questions unlock the next batch — and change what the agent looks for.

In detail

What happens

  • Quick chips, free text if you feel like it
  • Your answers reshape the portrait: “distance matters less than you said”
  • Each batch is fairer than the one before

The intro

04 · seven days

The promise — Mutual interest opens a seven-day intro: two people talk, the agent steps back.

In detail

What happens

  • Each agent whispers a private first line to its own person
  • Then it is just the two of you — the agent never reads the intro
  • After seven days: carry on together, or let it fade

I introduce you, then I leave the room. What you say to each other belongs to you.

The lovebird's rule

Mutual batches, our signature

Most apps rank people. Yazakia asks another question: would these two choose each other?

  1. We chose

    A pair is worth its weaker direction: what A looks for in B and what B looks for in A — the lower of the two, min(A→B, B→A).

    We refused

    A one-way ranking that shows you whoever fits you, whether or not you fit them.

    Because

    That is how ghost profiles and dead-end matches are made. With the minimum, B only appears to A if A stands a chance with B.

    What it costs you

    Smaller batches, sometimes none: when the pool is thin, the agent says so plainly and tells you when a batch is ready.

  2. We chose

    Reasons, written in words, in both directions: “why you two”.

    We refused

    A compatibility percentage.

    Because

    A number invites comparing people like products; a reason invites a conversation.

    What it costs you

    Every reason is written from both portraits — more work for the agent, nothing to show off.

  3. We chose

    The next batch waits for your debrief.

    We refused

    Paying to skip the debrief or to get a bigger batch — in no plan, ever.

    Because

    The debrief is what makes the next batch better; selling a way around it would break the loop.

    What it costs you

    Two minutes of your time before each batch.

Privacy by design

A dating app learns intimate things. Yazakia is built so that what it knows stays small, protected and yours.

  • 18+: your date of birth is checked by the server at sign-up
  • Your location is rounded to about 1 km before it is stored — the exact point exists nowhere on our side
  • Sensitive answers are encrypted at rest; photos stay private, shown only to your batch and your intros, through links that expire after five minutes
  • Block and report in one gesture; delete your account from the app, export your data as JSON
  • Nothing you say is used to train a model

I keep watch over what you share. The less we keep, the less there is to lose.

The falcon's rule

Be there on day one

Yazakia is not in the stores yet. Leave us a word and we will write when the first build opens — or watch it being built, commit by commit.