Camelot vs Online Dating
A matchmaker takes the guesswork out of love
Both approaches promise to introduce you to someone. Only one of them is accountable for whether the introduction was any good.
| Camelot Introductions | Online dating apps | |
|---|---|---|
| Who selects your matches | A matchmaker who has met you in person and met your match | An algorithm ranking profiles by activity and preference filters |
| Vetting | Every member interviewed face to face and screened before joining | Anyone with an email address and a photograph |
| Privacy | No public profile, no photos online, your name shared only with a match | Your face and details visible to strangers, colleagues and neighbours |
| Volume | A small number of considered introductions, each with a reason | Endless swiping and an inbox that rewards whoever is loudest |
| Accountability | Both people are known to us, so ghosting is rare and never anonymous | People disappear without consequence |
| Support | Honest feedback and coaching after every introduction | You are on your own |
| Intent | Members are committed to a long term relationship | Mixed intentions, rarely stated honestly |
Where intuition meets connection
Ready for a better kind of introduction?
Tell us who you are and who you are hoping to meet. Your first conversation with Lianne is confidential and without obligation.