Since then, Welch has tried to capitalize on her viral fame through appearances with names like Zach Bryan, Shaq and Matt Rife, as well as her critically acclaimed podcast Talk Tuah. (And by “critically acclaimed” I mean the people who are mocking it in the comments are hilarious).

After recently releasing her own podcast titled “Talk Tuah,” she’s now venturing into the tech world with a new AI-powered dating advice app called Pookie Tool.  Launched on the App Store this week,

Haliey Welch has built quite the brand for herself ever since she yelled "Hawk Tuah" during a street interview in Nashville. Not only does she have her own Betr Media podcast, she now owns a dating app.

Did Hailey Welch, known online as the “ Hawk Tuah ” girl, receive 75,000 votes in last week’s presidential election? No. But then why do so many people think so? The claim first appeared on November 6, the day after Republican nominee Donald Trump became president-elect, in the form of an alleged CNN article.

Hawk Tuah’ star Haliey Welch debuts AI-powered dating app Pookie Tools with unique features for modern relationships.

The app features an assistant that can step in when conversations dry up and offer ice-breaking opener suggestions.

Hailey Welch, known as the “Hawk Tuah girl,” rose to fame after sharing unconventional bedroom advice in a viral man-on-the-street interview. She used her new platform to launch a podcast, Talk Tuah,