Bria

They are asking a few questions that the majority of people wouldn't answer honestly. Nothing about what the person is looking for. Being able to text is a decent idea but most people don’t respond after the initial hey

Ashlee

It was fun but unfortunately i didn’t meet my match. He was no where to be found once matches ere revealed. I think it would be cool to send you link to others to see how compatible you are even after you get your match or maybe there should be a top 3?

JOSHUA

I think the event itself is great, but I think the rain impacted the quality. The indoor space was crowded and it was loud so it was difficult to have conversations.

Alex

It was a nice venue with a great dj but it seem hard to get people involved when there wasn’t much to do with everyone while we waited for the algorithm to match us.

JOSHUA

Your biggest challenge still is making sure enough people show up for matches. You have a lot of men showing up but not enough women. You might consider finding a way to attract more women to the event. Lower cost for ticket or something similar.

Cameron

The algorithm was a joke! Waste of money, and it only gave us only one match out of the entire crowd. They should do more next time. Otherwise nobody will have any progress finding love, or companionship.

Ali

I am a man, and there were far more men than women at this event... The questions were stupid, and I imagine they just categorized us by age... The tickets were expensive, and I was matched with a man? I didn't come here to meet men... A waste of time and money.

Jen

Noticed a lot of people were kind of confused. Event ran on time. The ratio of males to females were off, and noticed a lot of males were not happy being pared up with another male. Perhaps reveal second best choice as well. Maybe reveal percentage of compatibility as a convo starter.

Charlie Mar

I like the event. What I don't like is the AI Matchmaking because it is inaccurate. My match wanted a tall person.

Judy

The crowd was weird. A lot of creepy older guys that wouldn’t leave girls alone.

Yash

matching algorithm sucks, 1/10. Me and the other knew within 1 minute that we are not right for each other given our dating goals.

Lyons

The event was definitely uneven. Too much men over women. So many left disappointed.

Morgan

If you have a really open mind this is the place to go! Friend connections are more likely.

Jesse

The event was horrible. Way too many guys. Where are the girls?

Liam

Didn’t even see the host and my match didn’t even show up. Venue was ok, but note a Christmas vibe. In fact hardly anyone had ugly Christmas sweaters on. No music selected and not games or interaction. Just charged for the priceless wig being there. Also the men to woman was about 8 to 1

Emily

I really liked the last event at bungalow much more than the matchbox. I felt bad for the men that were in my “group” since there were only 4 girls in ours. So most of them did not match with someone. That was disclosed ahead of time and obviously if people don’t show that can happen. But I like the other events more because they’re less pressure.

Isaiah

Was a fun event

Sarah

My match left before the matched were revealed so it was lowkey a waste of the match software.

Andre

The algorithm matched me with another man instead of a woman. Waste of my time.

Erika

It’s a variety of people, that I don’t personally think match my vibe.

Carl

Andy

The primary issue I have with a service like this is that they match you with only one person. So if that person has already sized you up and isn't into you, it's simply awkward, and the night feels wasted. There are a lot of people that attract people through conversation and charisma, and this setup sort of undercuts that by suggesting that this one person should like you immediately, or the night is a failure. I'd love something a little more interactive up front, that can allow for more organic discovery, and certainly not with one single person that has to work.

Brian

The ratio was not ideal as I got a friend match to another guy.

Zarmeen

crowd was mid

Merlin

The event was fine. This was my second one and both times I didn’t meet the person they matched me with. There were at least A dozen people who had NO Idea who their match partner was. That part was very disappointing. At least give people name tags to make it easier to find your match. The whole poo t of the event is to meet people, but also to actually talk to the person your algorithm thinks we best for. So for that reason, this event failed twice.

Carla

I attended this event with my friend. She received a very rude comment from one of her matches who called her a “stuck up bitch”. That message was sent through the 866 number the event provided attendees to text with and was received at 11:28pm after the event ended. Her and her match did not hit it off. I think it would be really important to not allow messages to be sent after the event ends. For our safety. His name was Shawn. Someone like this should not be allowed to attend such events.

Neil

I entered into the event as a hetero male seeking to connect with adventurous females, actually interested and for an exciting date 2 of 3 matches were males. None of the questions entered into activity options and energy considerations. The algorithm does not work. While I think inclusivity across sexualitues is important, modes and mindsets is more important. To get the most out of the night and the most value of the money spent, gay men want to go to an event for gay men. Lesbians want to go to an dating event filled with Lesbians. Straight women want to be excited about meeting their man. And Bisexuals will choose who they want to meet that night. It is the mode people are in. Also, segment according to themes. People are atteacted to certain styles and activities. Clue games. Sports Activities. Science challenges. Art Galleries. Too broad just becomes generic....

Adrian

No

Chiara

It was new and fun. Better than dating apps

Bryan

It was a fun gathering of mostly nice, well-intentioned people (at least among the ones I spoke to). I think going in hoping to meet “the one” is the wrong idea since it’s not filtered by interests and it’s pretty much a crapshoot as to who you’ll meet. There were definitely a few people who were just sitting there on their phones, waiting for the algorithm to pair them with someone. But if you take the pressure off and just let yourself mingle without expectations, it’s a great way to at least come away with a couple new friends. I at least had a good time (it’s definitely a “get out as much as you put it” type of thing), but it definitely wasn’t the flirty singles rager promised in the ads.

Cecilia

The questionnaires can be more specific like goals, hobbies, values, what we’re looking for. I matched with someone who’s looking for a mother to his child and another one not ready to date with intention. What’s the whole point of paying for match making, when it’s random. Feel like a scam. Also it would be great for the host to create ice breaker or activities rather than just disappear after checking people in.

Quantay

Too many guys

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