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An AMIFA app for dating and chat messages. A pasted line or a screenshot becomes three suggestions: playful, smooth and bold. The app sends nothing itself. The person copies a suggestion and sends it in their own chat.
The app does not connect to Tinder, Hinge, Bumble or a messenger. It sees only what it is given, and it never writes on the person’s behalf.
flirtpro.app
The next line in a chat is often the hard part. Flirt Pro returns three different moves for that conversation. The person chooses, can edit a word and sends it themselves. There are also openers drawn from a profile, a review of up to three photos with a score out of ten, and three bio variants from the profile set up in the app.
A thread can be pasted or uploaded as a screenshot. The app reads the thread, not only the last line. A single card can be redrawn when the other two fit. A name, the app and a note about a person can be saved, so later suggestions keep that context.
A practice mode role-plays a conversation and then scores how it went. The product site names four situations: keeping a chat going, planning a first meeting, writing again after a pause, and asking someone out. Because the app works from text or a screenshot, it is not tied to one platform. Tinder, Hinge, Bumble, WhatsApp and iMessage are the ones named most often. Saying where the chat came from only helps the tone.
The app is built with Flutter for iPhone and Android. The same features run on both, as the product site describes. The server and the flirtpro.app website are written in TypeScript. Suggestions are produced from the conversation that was handed over. Screenshots are read in order to write the replies. The thread stays available in the app. The account and its data can be deleted there. What is stored, and for how long, is set out in the app’s privacy policy.
AMIFA runs the website, the apps and the server. Three generations are free once, for the life of the account, with no credit card. After that, a subscription opens replies, openers, profile review, bios and practice mode without that limit. The app shows the price before anyone commits. Subscriptions are billed by Apple or Google. Restore, manage and cancel run through the relevant store account.
Flirt Pro is public at flirtpro.app and on iPhone and Android. AMIFA builds and runs the website, the apps and the server: input, three tones, profile work, practice and the store subscriptions. Examples on the product site are sample output, not customer quotes.
Next we can observe whether the three tones read as different moves, whether the message is sent by the person, and whether support questions cluster around screenshots, the subscription or practice mode.
A text or a screenshot becomes suggestions. The app sends nothing itself. What carries over is a draft that a person reviews and sends.
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