Donor & Co-Parenting Role

Evo Pair is not a service that assigns roles or makes decisions for participants. The platform provides a structured, anonymous space where individuals can openly define their intentions and agree on participation models before taking any medical or legal steps.

When joining the platform, participants indicate who they want to be and how they want to participate. There is no predefined or “correct” role. Sperm donation, egg donation, surrogacy, co-parenting, or financial participation — all options are disclosed openly.

Participants may also indicate expectations around compensation, level of contact, and long-term involvement. Evo Pair does not evaluate or restrict these preferences. The goal is clarity and intentional alignment, not filtering based on social norms.

All initial communication on the platform is anonymous. This allows participants to discuss roles, boundaries, and values openly, without pressure or premature identity disclosure.

Identity is revealed only if and when both sides reach mutual alignment and agree to move forward. This ensures that privacy and personal boundaries are respected throughout the decision-making process.

• Declared participation roles (for example, active co-parent or known donor)

• Expectations around involvement and compensation

• Lifestyle alignment and shared values

• Biological and genetic compatibility insights

Note: Genetic matching is used to support informed decision-making and does not constitute medical advice or diagnosis.

 Evo Pair uses compatibility-based matching to connect participants only with those whose intentions and role preferences align.

 Once participants reach alignment on the platform, all further steps — including medical procedures, legal agreements, or clinical coordination — are handled independently by the participants with providers of their choice.

Evo Pair does not participate in medical treatment, surrogacy coordination, or legal representation. The platform exists to support clarity and deliberate decision-making at the earliest stage of family planning through its Reproductive Intent Infrastructure.