A warm-up for matchmaking clients before the first text.

Some of your clients last texted someone new when predictive text was the exciting part. You've done the interviews and the shortlist and found an introduction you're fairly sure about. Then they get the number, and they sit looking at an empty chat for two days, typing "Hi, this is" and deleting it, because the last person they texted for the first time was probably someone they'd already met at a party.

Itclickt is a place to get their thumbs warm first. It works like a dating app where every profile is an AI companion, made up from the name to the photos. Your client picks who shows up (women, men or everyone), likes a few profiles and waits to see who likes them back. Then they chat. Companions text in short bursts, take their time typing, disagree now and then and remember what was said last time. A few of them just want to be friends, and the chat goes that way instead.

Nobody on the other end is going to judge them. They can ask Manuel, a public defender in Barcelona, about his 60 houseplants and find out he has opinions on all of them. They can send something clumsy, see how it lands and try again tomorrow. If a client sincerely asks a companion whether it's an AI, it tells them. That's worth mentioning to a nervous client before they start.

We'd suggest putting it to clients as a warm-up. It isn't a date and it isn't part of your process. A week of chatting before the introduction probably does more than any amount of talking about what to say.

It won't help you vet anyone or judge who suits whom, and it can't introduce your clients to anybody, because there's nobody real on it to meet. Your clients shouldn't use it to find each other either.

There's no agency account and nothing you can see from your side. Each client makes their own account (18 and over only) and can start on the free plan, which has 100 messages a month and 5 active chats. If they want to show you a chat, they'll show you. For anything involving a group of clients, email hello@itclickt.com and we'll talk.

Give it to the next client who asks what they're supposed to say first.