Before a man is accepted
- He fills in a detailed profile: country and city, work, family situation, children, whether he wants children, the life he is looking for.
- A person on the Adorée team reads every profile before a man is accepted. Not every application is.
- His profile is not public: only the women he is introduced to see it. The same goes for yours.
How introductions work
- One introduction at a time, not a catalogue to scroll. Compatibility is assessed across eight dimensions and reviewed by a person.
- You decide whether to reply. No conversation opens without your agreement.
- You write in Ukrainian, he reads in his language — and the other way round. Translation is built into the messages.
- You can end a conversation at any moment, without explanation.
During a conversation
- A message containing a phone number, an email address, a link or an invitation to move to another messenger is not delivered straight away: a person reviews it first. The point is that nobody can push you towards a place where we can no longer help.
- Once a conversation has genuinely let you get to know each other, we look at such messages case by case.
- If an account is closed on suspicion of fraud, every woman he was writing to is warned.
What the vetting does not do
We do not check passports and we do not run criminal-record checks. Our vetting is a person reading the profile and the moderation of conversations — not a guarantee.
So the simple safety rules apply here too: a video call before you meet, a first date in a public place, and no money — neither to him nor “on behalf of” Adorée.
How to report a man
If anything in a man’s behaviour worries you — a request for money, pressure, insults — use the Report button in the conversation, or send the report to arnaud@clubadoree.com.