Unpack’d Technologies Partners with RealMe

Unpack’d Technologies, the developer of dating app Say Allo, has partnered with RealMe to eliminate fake profiles. Say Allo will now have greater verification capabilities as well as background check options.

Say Allo uses AI and advanced algorithms to match its community of users. When signing up, users are now presented with the ability to verify their profile using their phone number. This is the first layer of security to prevent bot profiles.

Furthermore users can then click on the RealMe badge on other user’s profiles to see background information, including arrests, court convictions and sexually based offenses. 

Ultimately the partnership is designed to empower users and enable them to make informed decisions about their romantic relationships.

“We’re on a mission to create lasting relationships that start from a place of authenticity,” said Zackary Lewis, CEO of Unpack’d Technologies. “Our partnership with RealMe is like having a friend vouch for another person’s character. Following our recent announcement with the personal safety app UrSafe, this integration with RealMe signifies our commitment to building a community based on trust and safety for people seeking real relationships by empowering our users to make smarter decisions about future connections.”

The partnership will soon extend to DiHola, a dating app for Hispanic and Latino singles.

“We’re thrilled to partner with Unpack’d Technologies to enhance the overall trust and safety of its dating platform,” said Neil Davis, Chief Business Officer of RealMe. “By incorporating our technology first with Say Allo, followed by DiHola, users will have access to an additional layer of security that will not only protect its users, but also foster a community of like-minded individuals seeking genuine connections.”