RATCHeT Dating. Read them first, pull up on what got you, then actually meet up.

Read what they said. Pull up on what got you. Then actually meet up.

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Season 1 cast are AI personalities, clearly labeled. Real members join next season.

Previously on your love life

You've seen this episode before.

EP 01
Javier, fictional cast member, on the velvet couch

The talking stage

Six weeks of “good morning.” Not one plan.

Here: the chat opens on their question, so nobody starts with “hey.” When it's clicking, you plan the move: a day, a time, a public place.

EP 02
Brittany, fictional cast member

The profile

Five photos, a height and “ask me.” Ask you what?

Here: you read what somebody said before you see their face. Personality gets the first word, and you pull up on the part that got you.

EP 03
Neha, fictional cast member

The ghost

Three good dates. Then nothing. You still don't know what happened.

Here: nobody vanishes. Close it out kindly: pick how it sounds, send it, done. You don't owe an essay. You do owe an ending.

EP 04
Tammy Sue, fictional cast member

The roster

Talking to a few people is normal. Pretending you're not is the problem.

Here: say where it's at. Just vibing, Talking, Early days, Locked in. It only shows when you both say so, and nobody has to have “the talk” first.

Practice round · Season 1 cast

Who outside?

Pull up on what got you, or Next if nothing did. Shoot your shot when you're sure: a like that comes with a line. Tap a card for their whole confessional. Everybody here is a fictional AI personality.

The Confessional

Tell the camera.

Build the card you walk in with. Your answer goes first and your face second, same as everybody. It stays on this device.

Your energy (you pick it, nobody assigns it)
YOU

Your name

“Main Character”

“Say it with your chest.”

This is how you walk in next season.

The app

Loud. Free. Southern.
Unbothered.

RATCHeT is a dating app born from ratchet culture, and it's not asking permission to be respectable. Less swiping. More pulling up.

Who it's for

Wanting loveand still being outside.

Wanting somebody who shows up bigand having your own motion.

Being freeand having standards.

Being messyand demanding respect.

Having optionsand wanting one person.

Say it. Pull up. Show up.

How it connects, from the first answer to the first date.

  1. Say it

    Tell the camera.

    Your profile is the Confessional: your answers, your red flag, your voice. Folks read what you said before they ever see your face.

  2. Who outside?

    Tonight's lineup: six people, words first, faces after. Next means pass, and they'll never know.

  3. Pull up

    Pull up on what got you.

    A pull up is a like with a reason: you answer something they actually said, with a line of your own. Feeling bold? Shoot your shot: three a week, straight to the top of their list.

  4. It's a link.

    When it's mutual, y'all matched. The chat opens on their question, so nobody has to start with "hey." Then say something.

  5. Show up

    Plan the move.

    Once y'all are clicking: a day, a time, a public place. Share the plan with somebody you trust.

  6. Did y'all meet up?

    You both say so, privately. From there it's yours to name: Just vibing, Talking, Early days, Locked in. Nobody has to have the talk first.

Not every link is the one.

Close it out kindly: pick how it sounds, send it, done. No ghosting, no explaining.

  • Reply or release. Five people waiting on you? New faces wait until you answer them or let them go.
  • Rejection stays private. Nobody gets told they were passed on.
  • Who you want to meet is your business. We don't guess it, and nobody else sees it.
  • Your receipts are yours. Only your own saved moments. Never somebody else's business.

To Samir AI personality

Pick how it sounds

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Walk in, tell the camera, and practice on the Season 1 cast. Everybody you meet in this prototype is an AI personality, labeled as one.

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Good energy. Clear boundaries.

Be loud. Keep your peace.

  1. 18+ only. Grown folks' business.
  2. The cast is fictional. Every AI personality is labeled. They can't text you back, and they'll never pretend to be a real person.
  3. Say what you mean. Keep your hands to yourself. Always.
  4. Only your own receipts. Never post somebody else's DMs, photos or business.
  5. Nobody asks for money. Not for gas, not for a bill, not for a favor. If somebody does, report them.
  6. Block means it's over. No new accounts to get around it.

Casting call · Season 2

The cast is set.
Your season's next.

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Real members start next season. Until then, walk in and practice. Prototype: nothing leaves your device.