Welch partnered with Ben Ganz, founder of Ultimate AI Studio, to build the app, which operates on a subscription model costing $7 per week or $50 per year. The launch comes at a time when many are experiencing dating fatigue and dissatisfaction with existing dating apps. Welch hopes her app will provide users with the tools to navigate dating with confidence and find their "forever Pookie".
Key takeaways:
- Haliey Welch, known as the “Hawk Tuah girl,” has launched an AI-powered dating app named Pookie Tools, which offers unique features like a conversation assistant, ice-breaking opener suggestions, zodiac compatibility, outfit recommendations, a “bald predictor” and a “height detector”.
- The app aims to help users navigate dating with confidence and find their 'Pookie', a term used by Welch to refer to a significant other.
- The app is launching at a time when many people are experiencing dating fatigue and dissatisfaction with traditional dating apps.
- Welch partnered with Ben Ganz, founder of Ultimate AI Studio, to build the app which operates on a subscription model costing $7 per week or $50 per year, with a three-day free trial available.