Fly Or Die: Dejamor

Jordan Crook

Jordan Crook studied English Literature at New York University before entering the tech space. Prior to joining TechCrunch, Crook dabbled in mobile marketing and mobile apps as well as doing device reviews for MobileMarketer and MobileBurn. Crook is fascinated with alternative energy production and greentech. She is now a writer for CrunchGear. Hello → Learn More

Sunday, August 19th, 2012

Subscription services are blowing up. You can have your razors, socks, or really anything delivered to your doorstep. But what about love (and not on a creepy way)?

Dejamor — a new subscription service that essentially delivers his and hers boxes of romance once a month — is disrupting the dating space in a relatively original way.

Instead of picking up a Cosmo or doing Internet research on romance, Dejamor delivers special moments for you and your partner with little to no work (or imagination) on your part.

Both John and I agree that the idea is creative and sound, but the content of the boxes failed to impress John, who was hoping for something a bit more spicy.

But I spoke with founder Rodrigo Fuentes, who said that the boxes will get better and better as the company learns more about who you are and what you want as a couple.

Even so, John didn’t see much flight in Dejamor’s future. Take a look and decide for yourself.