The project is rooted in a problem that many adults face. As time passes, one’s usual social circle changes, and new acquaintances no longer form as naturally as they did during school. Even if a person desires to socialize, it can be difficult to find a suitable reason or to initiate a meeting. The media platform combines practical advice on socializing, stories of real people, recommendations for meeting places, and the organization of in-person events.

The primary platform is Telegram.

Additional formats include in-person meetups and short vertical videos.

Unlike conventional informational media, this project requires continuous interaction with subscribers. People can suggest topics, share their own experiences, seek like-minded companions, or sign up for events. As the community grows, the volume of such inquiries will increase. Manually processing every message will become difficult, especially if the editorial team regularly organizes gatherings. Therefore, AI is intended to be used to process incoming information and prepare materials related to audience needs.

Audience Interest Analysis. AI helps determine which topics and communication formats are most in demand among subscribers.Content Preparation. The system collects frequently asked questions and suggests themes for articles about dating in adulthood based on them. Event Organization Support. AI groups participant applications by chosen interests and helps the editorial team assess demand for different types of meetups.Feedback Processing. After events, the system analyzes anonymized reviews to identify what participants enjoyed and what needs improvement.Crucially, AI does not select friends for the user or determine who is a good match for whom. Its function is to organize information, not to evaluate personal compatibility.

For the automated services to function, the project utilizes information generated by user interaction with the media. The core principle is that data is collected specifically for a given task. For instance, preparing a publication might only require subscriber questions, whereas organizing an event could necessitate details on preferred event format and participant count.

Comments on Posts. Readers can discuss challenges in introduction, share experiences, and ask questions. AI helps group recurring themes so the editorial team can understand which issues require a dedicated analysis.Surveys. Polls help determine which meeting formats interest subscribers. For example, do they prefer small gatherings or larger events?Topic Suggestions. Subscribers can submit questions through a dedicated form. These submissions will be used when creating the content plan.For analytics, messages are anonymized beforehand. Personal correspondence among participants is not collected or used.

To register for in-person events, we suggest using a brief registration form. In this form, participants can specify their preferred name for addressing them, age category, the format of the meeting they are interested in, and their preferred time. If necessary, you can add a question about the activities the person enjoys—for example, visiting exhibitions, board games, or taking walks together. Contact information is used only to organize a specific event and is not included in open analytical reports. The questionnaire should not contain questions about personal relationships, marital status, or other circumstances irrelevant to participation.

For the «Venues and Events» section, the editorial team utilizes official pages of cultural venues, city guides, and organizer websites. AI can assist in gathering event information and standardizing its format. For each activity, you must specify the location, date, cost, participation requirements, and a link to the organizer. However, all information must be verified before publication, as schedules and access conditions are subject to change.

A dedicated content source features the stories of individuals who have found friends after moving, changing jobs, or altering their usual social circles. Such materials are gathered through interviews or voluntarily completed questionnaires.

AI can be used to transcribe interviews and prepare a preliminary structure for the story.

Before publication, the text is reviewed and approved by the participant. The individual retains the sole right to decide what details of their life can be shared.

Following in-person meetings, participants are asked to complete a short, anonymous survey. In this survey, they can assess the convenience of the format, the organization of the event, and the comfort of the interactions. AI aggregates the responses and highlights recurring feedback. This analytics helps the editorial team refine future events but is not used to evaluate individual participants.

Analyzes inquiries. The system consolidates similar questions from subscribers. For example, inquiries about how to message someone after meeting them can form the basis for a dedicated publication. Suggests topics. Based on the identified needs, the AI generates a preliminary list of materials and event formats.Processes registration data. The system counts applications, assigns participants to selected formats, and helps determine the required venue capacity.Prepares drafts. The AI creates initial texts for announcements, articles, and organizational instructions.Analyzes feedback. After events, the system identifies recurring comments and generates a brief report for the team.

The editorial team determines which topics align with the project’s concept and which events are truly worth hosting. Organizers independently select venues, coordinate collaboration terms, and are responsible for conducting the meetings. Special attention is given to working with participants. If an individual reports an unpleasant situation or a violation of personal boundaries, a moderator reviews the concern—not an automated system. AI must not unilaterally remove members from the community, publish their profiles, or make decisions regarding access to events.