October 13, 2017 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Vancouver, BC — Local dating app, DNA Romance (http://www.dnaromance.com), aired on the season premiere of Dragons’ Den on September 28th and has key new developments that the Dragons failed to predict since it recorded the episode on the 21st of April.
DNA Romance is gaining traction as the leader in online dating. It uses DNA matchmaking to offer forecasts of “chemical attraction” online.
Its new developments include the addition of a personality-matching feature, improvements to the user interface and platform features, and most importantly, offering integration with seven more already-existing DNA tests like those from 23andMe and Ancestry DNA.
DNA Romance translates genomics information hidden in your DNA into actionable advice. This is meant to help your personal dating life. Unfortunately, this advanced technology did not resonate with the Dragons. DNA Romance is revolutionizing the science of matchmaking. The online dating app uses genetic testing and personality type. It also uses an advanced algorithm to predict chemical attraction and personality compatibility.
“Chemical attraction is the natural radar for dating compatibility. However, online dating platforms fail to measure this major component in human attraction,” says Dr. Timothy Sexton, a co-founder of DNA Romance. Chemistry is a special, warm, fuzzy feeling. It is the basis for sayings like “love is in the air.” Chemistry can only be felt “in person.”
There’s been over two decades of research behind the scent of love. This chemistry proves it’s more complicated than pheromones. The coding for “chemical attraction” is, in fact, written in your DNA.
Despite all of this, chemistry has been missing from online dating. One of the Dragons, Michelle Romano, questioned how DNA Romance could beat its competitors. Up until now, these competitors have shut down operations. DNA dating/DNA matchmaking has been tried before, but DNA Romance is the first to build a functional “secure” online DNA matchmaking platform; the so-called competition lacks credibility with no secure connection.
Dr. Sexton and his co-founder and wife, Judith Bosire, have outlasted whatever competition there may have been. They have proven the Dragons’ comment to be wrong. They did this by staying relevant and releasing their newest personality feature. Below is how it works.
DNA Romance supports DNA tests that a person may already have. They can also get these through any DNA kit testing companies. These companies include 23andMe, Ancestry DNA, Genes For Good, My Heritage, Family Tree DNA, or Living DNA. Then, a DNA Romance member will download their genetic data onto the web-app from any of the DNA kit testing companies and complete their “DNA Romance Profile.”
Based on the furnished data, the app will decipher the crucial elements behind chemistry and compatibility for that particular person. It will then present the report to other compatible members in their secure online account.
DNA romance essentially translates the understanding from this research. It predicts the chemistry with other singles who are using DNA Romance. This spares you from endless awkward dates and bad relationships!
DNA Romance’s newest personality-matching feature now uses the DNA data component together with their Myers-Briggs personality type. This combination provides improved predictions of compatibility for a loving relationship.
This innovative approach brings a much-needed advancement to the world of online dating. It elevates the search for love beyond personality and appearance. It includes the biological factors that play a major role in human attraction.
Although the Dragons chose not to go on an “investment date” with DNA Romance, investors are certainly still on the prowl for a company like DNA Romance. Current Dragon veteran Arlene Dickinson said it best: “DNA Matching is the future.” That was eight months ago; the future is now.
For more information, please contact DNA Romance
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