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Version 1.0.65 · 2026-10-29
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The store currently lists version 1.0.65, updated 2026-10-29.







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Known is a matchmaker in your pocket. Tell us who you are on one voice call, and we'll introduce you to one person at a time, then book the date for you.
The swiping era is over.
Swipes and likes turned dating apps into an endless dopamine chase. Small talk is exhausting, and by the time you finally meet someone, it's often too late for anything real. Known gets to know you first, then handles everything until you're sitting across from someone worth meeting.
In early testing, 80% of Known introductions led to an in-person date. Not chats that fizzled out. Real dates, in real life.
Not a game. Not a job. Not a gamble.
HOW IT WORKS
1. A voice call, not a form
You talk, and Known listens: who you are, how you live and what you want from a relationship. Most members spend about 26 minutes on the call. Known writes your profile for you and keeps it current as it learns more.
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