Dating in 2026 is broken.

Dating apps turned the most human thing in the world – finding someone to build a life with – into a solo activity you do from your bed. They reduced you to six photos and a bio. They made you think the problem was your profile, your prompts, or your jawline.

It's not.

The problem is that you are trying to date without knowing who you are, what you actually value, and where to find people who share those values. You’re swiping in a cave, watching shadows on the wall, wondering why nothing feels real.

Dating Friend is the way out of the cave.

What is Dating Friend?

Dating Friend is a 1-on-1 accountability partnership for your love life. Think of it like a coach, a close friend, and an honest mirror, rolled into one.

I'm not a relationship therapist, dating coach, or love guru. I'm an accountability partner to talk about what’s going on in your love life and guide you in the process.

How does it work?

Think about it like 75 hard, but for your dating. My goal is to push you, make you uncomfortable, and hold you accountable with your dating journey.

Every week, we meet for a an hour. Between sessions, you complete reflections and homework. Sometimes it's signing up for a sports league, sometimes it's getting phone numbers at a dinner party, sometimes it's just noticing how you talk to strangers.

This is deep work. It's not a hack. It will make you uncomfortable. That's the point.

• Month 1: Who are you? We figure out your values, how you spend your time, and what kind of life you're actually building. Before you can find the right person, you need to know who you're becoming. Most people skip this part. We won’t.
• Month 2: Where are your people? We find and build communities that reflect your values - through hobbies, interests, and social spaces where you genuinely want to be. Not networking events you dread. Not mixers that feel like job interviews. Real places where you come alive and meet people who do too.
• Month 3: How do you connect? Now we work on the romantic side: how you show up, how you flirt, how you move from acquaintance to something more. By this point, you're not performing a version of yourself. You're just being you, with more people around who are worth being yourself with.

Who is Dating Friend for?

People who are serious about finding a life partner and willing to do the work. My clients are typically 28-40, though I'll meet with anyone on a case-by-case basis.

You might be here because:

• You've been on the apps for years and you're done
• You just got out of a long relationship and don't know where to start