OpenClaw user automates dating app interactions with AI agent
Automating dating app workflows with OpenClaw
A user on r/openclaw shared their experience building an AI agent to automate interactions on dating apps. The agent was created using OpenClaw to reduce time spent manually managing dating app activities.
Agent capabilities
According to the source, the agent performs these specific functions:
- Swipes based on user preferences
- Starts and continues conversations
- Personalizes replies using information from bios
- Filters matches
- Helps set up dates
Results after one week
The user reported these metrics after approximately one week of using the automated agent:
- 500+ swipes per day
- 3 times more matches compared to manual use
- Approximately 40% reply rate to messages
- 10+ active conversations running simultaneously
This type of automation demonstrates how AI agents can handle repetitive interface interactions and conversation management. The approach could potentially be adapted to other platforms requiring similar interaction patterns.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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