We built Besty from a question that kept bothering us: what if some of our first feelings about people and places are not random at all? Sometimes someone may not feel right not because they are “bad,” but because they feel too similar, too different, or simply off in a way your brain notices before you do. The same can happen with places too. Some environments feel instantly comfortable, while others feel strange or heavy the moment you walk in. Besty turns that into something visible. You save yourself, your Red Flags, and your Bestys, then compare a new face through private, on-device similarity scores. Besty Places extends the same idea to environments by comparing a new place to your first personal baseline. If you try it, start by saving yourself and a few people first, then go to Scan and see what comes up. We’d really love to hear what patterns you notice and whether the results match your real-life experience. We’ve also added weekly promo codes for early testers. Weekly promo code for early testers: BESTY7 Redeem here: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ct... If you want to read more about the idea behind Besty and some of the research that inspired it, you can find more here: https://besty.vibescore.digital/...

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4mo ago

At what point does a “feeling” become a pattern?

Let me start from the builder s side:

One of the reasons I built Besty is that I kept thinking about how often people say things like:
I knew from the beginning.
Something felt off.
This person felt familiar.
I can t explain it, but I felt comfortable.

Most of us have had that experience with people. Sometimes with places too.

The hard part is this:
a single feeling can be random,
but after enough experiences, it may stop being random and start looking like a pattern.

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Besty : Find your Besties

Turn your gut feeling into face and place similarity scores

Turn your gut feeling into face and place similarity scores

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At what point does a “feeling” become a pattern?

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At what point does a “feeling” become a pattern?