Yoitoki Resolves Post-Matching Choice Fatigue with Proprietary 'Value Priority AI'

OLA PARTY JAPAN (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo), the operator of 'Yoitoki,' a next-generation dating app offering advanced AI technology and sincere value-based matching, announced an enhancement to its proprietary 'Value Priority AI (Match Score)' feature to resolve the 'decision fatigue due to over-choice' (Choice Overload Syndrome) increasingly serious among dating app users.

1. Development Background: A Time Where We Can't Choose Anyone The domestic online dating market continues to grow, and the options for meeting people have never been greater. However, many users face new challenges, such as 'matching with too many people and not knowing who to contact' or 'getting tired just by comparing candidates.'

For busy working generations, continuously comparing countless profiles is a significant psychological burden, leading to 'getting tired before meeting.'

Yoitoki conducted an independent survey (N=200) of single men and women in their 20s and 30s, revealing the reality of post-matching choice fatigue.

### Summary of Survey Results - Percentage of users who matched with multiple people but never started a conversation or abandoned it: 64.5% - Priority placed on 'appearance' when ranking matches: 42.0% - Priority placed on 'non-negotiable values' when ranking matches: 36.5% - While many users seek value alignment, the flood of information forces them to judge based on appearance and conditions.

2. Screenshot Prohibition as a Security Foundation All AI features provided by Yoitoki are designed based on a 'screenshot prohibition function.' This addresses concerns about information leakage risks when analyzing deep personal data such as values and marriage views.

Screenshotting within the app is restricted at the system level, allowing users to use AI support without worrying about value data or private conversations being spread to third parties.

3. Features of Proprietary AI 'Value Priority (Match Score)' This function performs prioritization to resolve the user's state of 'not knowing who to choose.'

### ① Quantifying 'Depth of Compatibility' Rather Than Just 'Conditions' In addition to conditions like age and location, the system comprehensively analyzes financial habits, leisure activities, marriage views, life plans, and communication styles, visualizing compatibility as a 'Match Score' (1-100 points).

### ② Smart Prioritized Display to Prevent Choice Fatigue Matches with a high probability of maintaining a conversation are prioritized based on the AI score, allowing users to avoid mass profile comparison and focus on important relationship building.

### ③ Analysis with Long-term Relationship Building in Mind Rather than just first impressions or condition matching, the system emphasizes value-based compatibility that influences future partnership formation, streamlining encounters for serious marriage hunting.

4. Future Outlook Modern users are not seeking infinite options, but 'decision support to find the person who is truly important to them.' Yoitoki will continue to strengthen this direction.