ROAST reviews dating profiles and offers feedback on photos, bios, and prompts, including what to keep, change, and tackle first. It says AI analysis and expert review shape a prioritized action plan. Its AI photo service uses 4–10 selfies to produce 40 profile photos, usually in about 30 minutes, with output up to 4K quality. ULTRA trains a custom AI model from 30–50 user photos and says it can generate 80 photos per run. ROAST names Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge on its profile-review and photo pages. It is available on Android, iOS, and the web, and describes its audience as people whose profiles are not showing their strengths, those seeking more relevant matches, and people starting over. Some plans offer new users a 7-day or 14-day free trial; the chosen subscription is charged when the trial ends. Listed one-time options are Starter at 6.99 USD per once, Hacker at 12.99 USD per once, Expert at 97.00 USD per once, and ULTRA by ROAST at 199.00 USD per once.
Who it is for
ROAST is aimed at people who want feedback on their dating profile, are seeking more relevant matches, or are starting over. It also offers generated profile photos for users willing to provide selfies.
What is good
- Feedback covers photos, bios, and prompts
- AI and expert review produce a prioritized action plan
- AI photo service creates 40 photos from 4–10 selfies
- ULTRA can generate 80 photos per run
- Available on Android, iOS, and web
What to know first
- AI Photoshoot purchases are not refundable
- Subscription charges are not refundable once a billing cycle starts
- Some plans charge when the free trial ends
Verdict
ROAST combines profile feedback with AI-generated dating photos and names Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge as supported apps. Review the trial and refund terms before choosing a plan.
ROAST plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI dating assistants
- Profile tools
- Yes
- Conversation feedback
- Yes
