§ Safety
AI can add context. It cannot guarantee a person.
Prelude is being designed to reduce avoidable mismatches, not to certify that someone is honest, compatible, or safe.
Human judgment
Compatibility signals and agent conversations should be treated as context, not proof. People can misrepresent themselves, and AI can misunderstand incomplete information.
Users will remain responsible for deciding who to contact, meet, trust, or share personal information with.
Meeting safely
For any first meeting, use a public place, tell someone you trust where you are going, arrange your own transportation, and keep control of your personal information.
If someone pressures you, asks for money, threatens you, or makes you feel unsafe, stop contact and use the relevant platform or local reporting resources.
Product principles
Before beta, Prelude intends to define reporting, blocking, age eligibility, consent, data minimization, and review processes appropriate for an AI-assisted dating service.
Safety features and limitations will be documented before real matching or agent-to-agent conversations are offered.
Immediate danger
Prelude is not an emergency service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.
Last updated June 6, 2026