Baratin

Marketer and business developer. Has an idea and is open to joining one.

Amsterdam, NetherlandsOn FounderCloud since 2021

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About

I'me young but like the old school approach. Less talking more doing. I have gained appreciation for solid growth and business models. I also strongly believe in speed and being fully focused on what I'me building. Business is my obsession, and I know how to get deals signed and people excited. After a failed startup, I work in multiple big startups and scaleups which gives me excellent access to all the interesting info, such as who is making and not making money, why, how etc. I also have a very valuable network including in the US, to tap into wants serious money or help is needed.

Some things I have done so far:

-Built a conglomerate of social media communities…

What Baratin is building

The idea

The product is in the AI meets hardware space. In a space that I have expertise in from my past, current stage:

-I have worked hand in hand with future clients to verify the model.

-I have B2B partners lined up.

-I have two very valuable investors ready to invest pre-seed.

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Answers in the Nest

Can a AI emotionally aware dating app change how we perceive dating?“Hi Alexa, I also believe that the world needs something newer than apps like Tinder and have studied the market extensively. Personally I do not believe there is any future in AI dating apps. The reason is that not only is it inefficient to calculate potential love stories with technology, but also a main issue is that if by miracle you have developed the love making AI algorithm, even if you become the world's biggest dating app like tinder, this would still leave users with very few matches. You are constrained by the fact that users must be close in location and be active on the app. Also consider that out of 30 matches on Tinder, if 2 lead to something you are already lucky. And to get 30 matches on Tinder the average person will have to swipe an extensive amount of people. Therefore, narrowing down matches so much with AI means your users will get very little movement. And to even get there you would have to gain 10 of millions of users in an already crowded market. Your "screening process" exists in similar apps which have failed due to the reasons I stated above. Do not get mislead by the amount of downloads of an app, it does not correspond to the active user base. To improve online dating I would advise going in the opposite direction by focusing on finding a way to capture the widest worldwide user base possible. People are good at deciding who they want to go on a date with. Current apps lack enough users for people to go on as many dates that they would like. To conclude, focus on scalability potential for a dating app, not match quality. That can be introduced when you have 500 million users, but you can't do it the other way round.”