Keeper

NYC company founded by Jake Kozloski, running an AI matchmaking service that uses psychometric analysis across more than 100 data points and charges only after a lasting relationship forms, rather than the engagement model of conventional dating apps.[1][2][5]

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Overview

Keeper is a New York City company founded in 2019 by Jake Kozloski [1][2]. The company operates an AI matchmaking service that analyzes psychometric data across more than 100 data points [1]. Unlike conventional dating applications that rely on engagement-based revenue models, Keeper employs a different pricing structure in which users are charged only after a lasting relationship forms [1].

Business address: 333 Hayes St, San Francisco, California, 94102. [4]

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1 events found for Keeper · 2025

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  • Goodwater Capital

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  • Lakehouse Ventures

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  • Champion Hill Ventures

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