One or two matches.
Once a day.
Talora is dating for people who are tired of the swipe. No feed, no games — just a small, considered introduction each evening. Every photo sharpens as you talk. Every word is human.
Slower on purpose. The friction is the point.
At 19:00 your time, one or two people arrive — chosen for shared quiet activities, not an endless feed. Pass, or connect with a real opener. Never a blank "hey".
Photos begin blurred and sharpen with every exchange. There's no rush to a face — you get to know a person first, in their own words and voice.
Every profile carries a short spoken impression — proof there's a person behind it. We check that it's real human speech, and nothing more.
AI for safety.
Human intelligence for connection.
A bouncer at the door, never an actor at the table. Talora bans generative AI from profiles and messages — and uses it, quietly, only to keep people safe.
No smart replies, no AI icebreakers, no auto-complete. Every typo is human.
We verify that accounts belong to real humans. We never run AI-text detectors on your messages.
Photos are screened for AI generation and deepfakes; voice clips for synthetic speech.
Any expansion of automated processing updates this page before it ships.
Built to break the scammer's playbook.
Contact details stay redacted until you've truly talked. Humans review every report. And we scan less as trust builds — mirroring the reveal itself.
Phone numbers, wallet addresses, IBANs and links are caught in any language and gently held back until you've reached the reveal.
Early messages are screened by deterministic rule filters for known financial scam and phishing patterns — never AI sentiment analysis or eavesdropping. Established conversations are left untouched.
Everything flagged lands in a queue actioned by a person. Report and block are on every profile and every chat.
In-app camera capture and a spoken sentence at signup — artifacts AI can't cheaply fake. Encrypted at rest, stored in-region, never sold.
Your quiet connections
are almost here.
Talora is launching soon on iOS and Android. We'll be quiet until then.