Pereval connects dating apps, websites and bots
People from different dating apps, connected in one network
The Pereval network connects independent dating apps, websites and bots. Connected platforms show their users profiles from other services. People meet and chat where they already have an account.
How the Pereval network works
Pereval carries profiles, likes and messages between connected platforms.
The user opts in
A platform sends a profile to Pereval after the user gives explicit consent. Other platforms can show the profile in their feeds once it passes Pereval's review. The user can turn off participation in their platform's settings.
The platform requests a feed
When a user opens the feed, their platform retrieves eligible profiles from other platforms and displays them in its own app.
A mutual like opens a conversation
Pereval records the mutual like, notifies both platforms about the match and routes messages between them. Platforms can retrieve translations when the translation service is available. If translation fails, Pereval keeps the original message available.
What platforms keep when they join
Connected platforms keep their own user databases and products. Each platform decides how to show network profiles in its own service.
For users
You browse profiles and chat in the service where you already have an account.
For platforms
Each platform manages its own interface, user relationships and terms.
For cross-platform chats
Pereval delivers messages between platforms. Each platform handles chats between its own users.
Connect a platform, learn about your data or explore the API
For platforms
Benefits, integration overview, the path to launch and how to apply.
Platform information Understand the networkFor users
Why profiles from other apps appear, what data is shared with Pereval and how to hide your profile.
Answers for users Integration and APIDocumentation
Technical integration guides, API sandbox testing and the API reference.
Open documentation