What I Cover

I write about how tech, data, and human behavior collide in the world of dating. I’m fascinated by how platforms shape the way we trust each other, flirt, and fall for someone — sometimes in ways we don’t even notice.

Most of my work digs into verification systems, algorithmic matchmaking, and safety design, but I’m just as interested in the human side: how people actually form real connections online, where trust breaks down, and how tech can either help or get in the way of something meaningful. I also look at the bigger picture — cultural trends, identity, and the psychology behind communication. How do people present themselves online? How do different communities approach dating? How do our choices get nudged by the apps we use every day?

I try to tell the stories of real people, not just stats or algorithms. Whether it’s explaining why a certain feature works the way it does, highlighting red flags, or sharing tips to build real trust online, my goal is to give readers insights they can actually use in their own dating lives.

My Background

I’m a journalist and tech observer with years of experience looking at how people interact online, especially in social and dating spaces. I’ve spent a lot of time working with social apps and dating platforms, helping them think through user experience, ethical design, and safety.

Before joining Luxy, I wrote for tech and lifestyle outlets, covering how technology affects relationships, identity, and trust. I’ve published articles and research on digital trust, online behavior, and relationship tech, and I bring both street-level observation and industry insight to my work.

I’m all about mixing real-world experience with smart analysis, so the stuff I write isn’t just theory — it’s about what actually happens when real people try to connect online.

Editorial Ethics

I keep it honest. Every piece I write is about accuracy, transparency, and respect. I don’t endorse any dating app or platform — I’m here to help readers understand what’s happening behind the screens.

I believe responsible journalism in digital dating means combining tech know-how with human insight. My goal is to give readers the tools to navigate online dating safely, confidently, and without getting caught up in hype or manipulation.