Honest by architecture.
A product that touches your face, your love life, and your confidence owes you its rules in writing. These are load-bearing — they’re in the engine, the labels, and the pricing, not just on this page.
If kishi ever needs to deceive someone you’re hoping to meet, kishi has failed. The product is the opposite bet: that the real you, presented properly, is enough.
AI renders are references, never profile photos.
Every render with your likeness carries a visible label and exists for one purpose: planning a real shoot — poses, light, outfits. Dating apps verify faces; a profile built on a fake photo fails at the first hello. We will never market, suggest, or wink at using generated images on a dating profile. The Pro tier pushes you toward a real camera, not deeper into AI.
“Resemblance” and “likeness” are different words on purpose.
A render from one selfie resembles you; a model trained on a proper selfie set approaches likeness. We label which is which, everywhere it appears. If a render doesn’t look like you, regenerating it is free — overpromising transformation is how this category rots.
No scores. No “flaws”. No looksmaxxing.
kishi never rates your face, ranks you against other men, or sells you insecurity. Kits are built from strengths and levers — evidence-backed behaviors that move outcomes. If any copy in your kit reads like shame, that’s a bug: report it and we fix the engine, not just the sentence.
We surface options. Clinicians make calls.
Where the evidence points at medicine — hair-loss treatment, skin actives — your kit names the options, the evidence, and the exact questions to bring to a doctor or dermatologist, including interaction checks with anything you take. It never doses, never diagnoses, never substitutes for care.
Real venues, real stores, real prices — or nothing.
Every venue is researched and carries a verified-date; every product links to an actual German store. Where we haven’t researched a city yet, you get honest finders, not invented specifics. Found something dead or closed? One click flags it and we re-verify the pack.
Your face is not training data.
Faces are processed only with explicit consent, stored encrypted and separately, auto-deleted after generation, never used to train models, and deletable by you at any moment. Health signals are optional, minimized, and shape only comfort accommodations. Full detail on the privacy page.
Built for one audience at a time.
Today kishi is built for men dating women in Germany, because that’s the research we actually have. Generalizing (women, LGBTQ+ daters, more countries) happens pack by researched pack — not by pretending one playbook fits everyone.