CO – Los Angeles-based Three Day Rule has grown to more than 50 employees and a database of ~250K singles since launching in 2010. The company offers free membership alongside paid matchmaking, with hand-selected introductions and personal guidance. CEO Adam Cohen-Aslatei said resilience, strong company culture, and hiring people with complementary skills have been central to its growth.
LINKEDIN – Three Day Rule has relaunched its iPhone app with Tai, an AI matchmaking assistant available by voice or text. The update adds daily Instant Matches, verified profiles, human matchmaker introductions, dating coaching, and a new content section. A $34.99 premium plan includes four introductions a month and priority for offline matches. The company is promoting the relaunch with a matchmaking bus travelling through New York City.
WALL STREET JOURNAL – Young people still want relationships, but many have grown tired of swiping. Apps such as Fate, Sitch, and Keeper ask users what they are looking for and use AI to find potential matches. Three Day Rule uses the technology for matching and dating advice. This could save people time, but problems arise when AI starts writing messages for them. It may help find someone suitable, but it cannot tell whether two people will have chemistry.
NEWSWEEK – Support for same-sex marriage in the U.S. has fallen to 65%, down from 71% in 2022 and 2023, according to a new Gallup survey of 1K adults conducted in May 2026. Support remains strongest among Democrats (87%) and independents (67%), while Republican support has fallen to 37%. The survey also found that 62% of Americans consider same-sex relationships morally acceptable, the lowest level since 2016. Commenting on the findings, Three Day Rule CEO Adam Cohen-Aslatei suggested the shift may reflect the current political climate and changing public expression of views rather than a fundamental change in private beliefs.
WIRED – High-end matchmakers report growing demand from wealthy men seeking “trad wives”, women who prioritize marriage, children, homemaking, and more traditional gender roles. Dating by Blaine founder Blaine Anderson says she is seeing more requests from successful, often non-religious men looking for Christian, family-oriented women with traditional values. Three Day Rule VP Erika Kaplan reports a similar trend among clients in technology and finance, including in liberal cities such as New York.
PARENTS – New data from matchmaking service Three Day Rule shows a 23% increase in single mothers joining the platform since 2024. The share of users who were single moms rose from 19.8% in 2025 to 21.5% in 2026. The company says growing support from family members and even children is helping more mothers make time for dating, with many seeking to prioritize their own happiness.
LINKEDIN – The latest episode of the Harvard Data Science Review Podcast explores how data science shapes modern dating, questioning whether algorithms optimize for lasting relationships or simply user engagement. Host Liberty Vittert Capito and guest co-host Miguel Paredes are joined by Amy Andersen of Linx Dating and Adam Cohen-Aslatei of Three Day Rule Matchmaking to examine the gap between what people say they want and what they need, the limits of swipe-based systems, the value of post-date feedback as data, and whether AI enhances matchmaking or risks oversimplifying human connection.
NBC NEWS – Three Day Rule, a new matchmaking app, uses an AI-generated algorithm to pair clients. Wired reporter Molly Higgins shares her experience with NBC News’ Ellison Barber, outlining the service’s strengths, drawbacks, and what it could mean for the future of dating apps.
NBC BOSTON – Matchmaking service Three Day Rule launched an AI-powered matchmaking app featuring an AI assistant called “Tai.” The system is trained on the company’s historical matchmaker data to replicate a human matchmaker: it interviews users, curates matches, coaches conversations, and adapts to personality. CEO Adam Cohen-Aslatei described Tai as “your companion… that is going to find you love and amazing dates.”
TECH BUZZ – Three Day Rule launched an AI-driven dating app in 2025 that removes swiping and relies on automated matching and AI-guided conversations. Users answer 100+ questions, and the AI selects matches from a pool of about 250,000 singles. A $25/month subscription includes guaranteed matches and AI-generated introductions. In practice, multiple matches opened with identical AI-written messages, resulting in scripted conversations and limited personalization. The product design places AI at the center of both matching and messaging, reducing spontaneous, user-led interaction.