Dizzy review
A mobile dating assistant for screenshot-based openers and replies, with profile coaching and a subscriber dating guide.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Dizzy is a mobile AI dating assistant published by Rempee TOO, a company associated with Almaty, Kazakhstan in its store and LinkedIn listings. It is designed for people who want help with dating-app profiles and conversations. Users upload a screenshot of a profile or chat, choose a style and language, and receive three reply ideas to copy. The app also includes a coach for profile bios, confidence, and date preparation, plus a subscriber-only Playbook. Apple lists an iPhone app, and Google Play lists an Android version.
Its main strength is the simple screenshot workflow: users can bring context from dating apps without connecting their dating accounts. The vendor says it supports four styles and 14 languages, while the app listings describe coaching and profile guidance. Apple’s US storefront shows 4.5 stars from four ratings, and Google Play shows 5K+ downloads. Those figures indicate some use but provide limited independent validation; the small Apple sample is not enough to establish a dependable satisfaction trend. G2 has a Dizzy profile but reports zero reviews. The first-name testimonials on Dizzy’s own website are vendor-published, not independent customer evidence.
Pricing is easier to verify in the US App Store than on the product website: it lists $19.99 per month, $9.99 per week, and $49.99 per year, with a three-day trial on the monthly option. No ongoing free plan is stated. The workflow relies on screenshots and copying suggestions, with no documented desktop client, browser extension, or direct integration. Privacy details also deserve a close read: Google Play says data is encrypted in transit, but its developer-provided disclosure also says photos and app activity may be shared and that data cannot be deleted; Apple reports device-identifier tracking and photo or video handling. The linked privacy policy could not be retrieved during this review. Buyers who need transparent data-retention terms, broader platform support, or a larger review base should compare alternatives.
Dizzy pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Turns profile or chat screenshots into three reply options in one flow.
- Offers style and language choices, profile advice, and a subscriber Playbook.
- Runs on iOS and Android; Google Play lists 5K+ downloads.
- Where it doesn't
- The US App Store shows only four ratings, and Google Play displays no rating count.
- No desktop app, browser extension, or direct dating-app connection is documented.
- The website has no pricing table, and its linked privacy policy could not be retrieved.
Dizzy fact sheet, pricing and score →
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