A employee for an AI courting startup announced that she launched a new friend-finding service for “ambitious” ladies in Silicon Valley.
Elsa Cai, a inventive director at courting startup Ditto, wrote on X that ever since she moved to San Francisco, “my world has been all work. Talking about agents all day and spending 90% of my time with my engineers.”
Cai wished to join with more ladies in the male-dominated tech house, she defined, so she constructed Bay Area Bestie, a platform that presents customers a new platonic match each week.
Elsa Cai. Instagram/@_elsacai
“Bay Area Bestie: a way for young, ambitious girls in the bay to find each other,” she wrote. “For the girlies who want to build big things and have friends to do life with.”
She made her announcement alongside a picture of herself posing with member of her faculty sorority.
According to Ditto’s web site, all adults — not just ladies — can signal up for the AI-powered friend-matching service. Users want to a work or college electronic mail deal with for id verification functions, and they can inform the AI agent what form of particular person they need to meet. Matches then get served up on Wednesdays.
Elsa Cai posted this picture alongside her announcement. X/@elsaprofitable
The total service is free, according to the web site.
Allen Wang, a co-founder at Ditto, claimed that Bay Area Besties already had more than 250 sign-ups under ten hours.
Cai curiously announced the launch while sharing a story about San Francisco’s “hot girl bubble.”
That article covers the phenomenon of attractive ladies “flocking to the city” as corporations flush with money from the AI growth rent them to attraction traders and purchasers.
ever since i moved to sf, my world has been all work. speaking about brokers all day and spending 90% of my time with my engineers.i wished more woman pals in that world, so as we speak i constructed bay space bestie: a manner for younger, bold women in the bay to discover each other.a new… https://t.co/8PKPOJQSz2 pic.twitter.com/XbfxMP95Dn— Elsa Cai (@elsaprofitable) October 24, 2026
The Post beforehand reported that Chinese and Chinese-American ladies are flocking to Silicon Valley from across the nation and around the globe with the goal of touchdown a husband who works in AI.
Dating in San Francisco has become a notably fraught topic, with one worker at a startup going viral for her laundry listing of courting must-haves.
Ditto — which was launched by two UC Berkeley dropouts for faculty college students in the space — seems poised take benefit of tech employees’ courting woes, boasting that it has organized more than 80,000 dates and had a 67% success charge.
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