Dolafy
dolafy.com
Global business account with USD, EUR and BRL accounts and transfers over ACH, wire, SWIFT, PIX and SEPA for a 1% fee.
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datr.ai by Eduardo Borges
Dating app automation with openers and a CRM for online dating.
About datr.ai
Dating app automation with openers and a CRM for online dating. datr.ai is a mobile app makers product built by indie maker Eduardo Borges, launched in 2022. datr.ai has since been acquired.
- Status
- Acquired
- Launched
- 2022
- Category
- Mobile App Makers
- Website
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More products by Eduardo Borges
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AI image generator for realistic photos of people and products, now repositioned as a photo studio for real estate.
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datr.ai FAQ
What is datr.ai?
datr.ai is a mobile app makers product: Dating app automation with openers and a CRM for online dating.
Who made datr.ai?
datr.ai was made by Eduardo Borges, Brazil's self-styled first digital nomad, serial AI app builder and Dolafy co-founder. It launched in 2022. Eduardo Borges has also built Dolafy, Ready For Mars, Viralist.ai, FengMyShui.
Is datr.ai still active?
datr.ai has been acquired. It is no longer owned by Eduardo Borges, who built it as an indie maker.
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