Sophie had a date lined up for Friday night—drinks at a trendy Carlton bar with a guy who seemed promising on Tinder. But Thursday night, scrolling through her phone at her St Kilda apartment, she felt that familiar dread. Another first date. Another three-month relationship that would fizzle. What was the point?
Her flatmate noticed her mood. "Before you go on another date, maybe figure out why they all end the same way?" The flatmate showed Sophie zaishi.net on her laptop. "My sister used this relationship analysis thing. Apparently, it's pretty accurate."
Sophie tried the Relationship Compatibility Report on zaishi.net. The AI scored her partnership success at 75/100 and broke down her communication patterns in brutal detail. She expressed love through quality time and deep conversation. She needed words of affirmation to feel secure. Her conflict resolution style was "analytical discussion."
Looking at her Tinder guy's profile through the lens of her zaishi.net analysis, Sophie realized he was all wrong. His bio screamed "physical touch and spontaneous adventures"—completely mismatched.
She canceled the date.
Instead, she used her zaishi.net report as a filter. When she eventually matched with someone whose communication style aligned with hers (they messaged for two weeks before meeting—deep conversations, not just banter), the first date felt different. Natural. Easy.
Eight months later, Sophie's in her first relationship that doesn't feel exhausting. "Zaishi.net saved me from wasting another three months on someone incompatible," she says. "Best $0 I ever spent."