Introducing IRODORI: Japan's First Disability-Specific Matching Feature for Users

A New Era in Disability Connections: IRODORI's Unique Matching Feature

In a groundbreaking move for social interaction among individuals with disabilities, Comet, Inc. has introduced the "Disability-Specific Matching" feature in its innovative app, IRODORI. Operating from Shibuya, Tokyo, this app aims to create a supportive environment where users can connect with others sharing similar disabilities and experiences.

Understanding the Need for Tailored Connections

Since its launch, IRODORI has prioritized user control over the exposure of their disability information, allowing them to decide what to share. However, the team at Comet has received numerous requests indicating a strong desire for users to connect with those who understand their unique situations—those who share similar disabilities. Many users expressed their yearning to share experiences, support each other through challenges, and build relationships based on mutual understanding. In response to this need, the new matching feature has been meticulously developed as a solution.

The Mechanics Behind Disability-Specific Matching

The newly implemented Disability-Specific Matching feature automatically identifies and suggests potential matches based on the similarities in disability characteristics among users. When individuals engage with others who have shared challenges and experiences, they find opportunities to foster deeper connections. Importantly, users can still choose whether to disclose details about their disabilities, ensuring privacy remains paramount.

Additionally, the app has expanded its capabilities to recommend potential matches based on factors like age, location, and user responsiveness. With these enhancements, Comet aims to facilitate better interactions amongst its members, making it easier for them to meet compatible individuals who share similar journeys.

Ensuring Safe and Secure Connections

As with many online platforms, the issue of safety has been a prominent concern in the realm of dating apps. IRODORI is vigorously tackling this by implementing robust safety measures. In response to rising incidents of scams and misuse of dating applications, the company has released a comprehensive "Safety Guidelines Handbook." This guide is designed to assist users through all steps of the app usage process, from registration to potential real-life meetings. Not only does it provide helpful tips on profile creation and messaging etiquette, but it also emphasizes how to leverage app features to enhance safety and security.

Comet is committed to maintaining a safe community by strictly vetting users and planning to introduce a robust identity verification system in the near future. The company prioritizes creating a secure environment, ensuring that users can engage without fear.

About IRODORI

Launched in 2023, IRODORI has quickly positioned itself as one of Japan's largest social and matching apps for individuals with disabilities. The platform’s ultimate goal is to alleviate the anxieties surrounding disclosing disabilities and foster a positive community for friendship, romance, and even marriage. By 2025, IRODORI is projected to surpass 100,000 downloads and has already facilitated over 20,000 matches, with some couples having successfully married as a result of their connections through the app.

The app is accessible on both iOS and Android platforms and supports multiple languages including Japanese and English. Interested individuals can download IRODORI from the App Store or Google Play today.

Company Overview

Comet, Inc. is dedicated to innovating how individuals with disabilities connect socially with the launch of IRODORI. For more information, visit the official IRODORI website at irodori.icu or follow the official accounts on social media for updates and support.