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If you’re a single person living through 2020, there’s a chance that you’ve downloaded a dating app during the new coronavirus pandemic. And if you were already on the dating apps, there’s a possibility that you’ve swiped so much that you’ve reached the end of Tinder. Or maybe you’re simply looking to try something other than the usual apps. Well, friends, I’m here with good news: There are tons of other apps to try if you’re interested.
Below you’ll find a list of 16 best dating apps worth exploring. If you’re in the mood to mix things up, or you’re looking for an app that’s tailored to your interests, you might find a few good options here.
1. XO
After a while, swipe apps start to feel like a game, but XO has taken it one step further. Instead of wasting energy to find the perfect pickup line, you can play games with your matches. What kind of games? Harmless icebreakers (like Two Truths and a Lie) or games where you both have to answer a random question.
2. Ship
If you are tired of swiping, Ship is a solid option. You can enlist friends to swipe on your behalf, and if you match with someone (whose friends are presumably swiping for them), you can start chatting. The fun thing about Ship? There’s a group-messaging feature in the app so you and your friends can discuss potential matches in detail.
3. Facebook Dating
If you’re interested in entering the pool of people on Facebook looking for romance, you simply opt in and set up your profile to get started. The main draw here is that Facebook has a huge pool of users, so you’ll have options. Luckily, the app doesn’t scour your Facebook friends, so you’ll avoid that embarrassing moment when you see someone you know on the app. And if there is someone on your friend list who you’re into, you can use the Secret Crush feature to drop a hint.
4. Hinge
As “the dating app that’s designed to be deleted,” Hinge has lots of devotees. Profiles include interesting questions that help users find common interests. The app also checks in to find out if you’ve met your match, and that can nudge you to follow-up on potential connections. Will you end up finding love and deleting that app? Unclear, but the interface is definitely more in-depth than the apps that ask for only 240-character bios.
5. Tastebuds
If you’re a person who swoons over a carefully curated playlist, this might be one of the best dating apps for you. With music lovers in mind, Tastebuds allows you to match with people based on musical interests and exchange songs with them. Bonding over your love of pre-pandemic metal concerts might be the spark that ignites a lifelong connection.
6. Raya
Known as “Tinder for famous people,” Raya is an invitation-only app with a pretty intense waiting list and application process. The app doesn’t have any free features, but if you’re accepted, it’s less than $10 for one month. Whether or not you’ll find love is anyone’s guess, but there’s a chance you’ll spot someone semifamous if you swipe long enough.
7. CoffeeMeetsBagel
This app is designed to create “meaningful connections” among users. So, instead of unlimited swiping, the app releases a batch of “fresh bagels” every day at noon. In theory, the limited number of options encourages more discernment than a traditional app, and icebreaker conversations prompts are meant to push you beyond “Hey, how are you?”
8. Hornet
If you’re looking for an alternative to Grindr, Hornet is an app that centers men looking to date other men. The interface is pretty intuitive, letting you browse and match easily, and as an added bonus, you can send profiles to other people, which allows you to play matchmaker and discuss profiles with your group chat before you match.
9. Chorus
If you’re tired of swiping and you have a bunch of friends to do your bidding, Chorus might be the app for you. You create your own profile and select a “chorus” of loved ones who will swipe on your behalf. The app is meant to be a throwback to the days when friends would fix each other up. Chorus also has a feature called Date Roulette, whereby you’re paired with potential matches for five-minute video chats. It’s like speed dating without leaving your house.
10. Loosid
In a time when maintaining sobriety is challenging, connecting with other alcohol-free people might be helpful. Loosid is a dating app, but it offers community support and platonic connections as well. If you’re looking to connect with someone who is alcohol-free, or you simply don’t want to explain to a match that you’re not into wine-down Wednesday and quarantinis, this might be the app for you.
11. Feeld
If you’re looking for a threesome and tired of wading through Bumble and Tinder to find the right partners, Feeld might be a contender. Couples can join the app together, and singles can sign up on their own. This creates the perfect environment for couples and thirds to find one another. Since everyone on the app is at least remotely interested in a potential threesome, you can cut through the awkwardness and figure out whether or not you’re actually compatible.
12. S’More
Let’s face it: A lot of us are swiping based on physical appearance. S’More aims to interrupt that tendency by creating a user experience through which you learn actual things about your matches before you see their face. As you chat, each person’s profile photo unblurs. There’s even a blurred video dating function so you can talk like cast members from Love Is Blind. As of right now, the app is live only in New York City, Boston, Chicago, and Los Angeles. But if you’re up for experiencing someone’s personality before you see their face, this is a solid option.
13. Her
Her is a dating app for queer women and nonbinary people. With millions of users and robust communities based on interest, the app allows folks to match and connect in an environment that hopefully feels safe and inclusive (there are Her moderators to enforce community standards). The free version of the app is pretty limited, and premium membership will cost around $15 per month, so keep that in mind when you download it.
14. NuIT
If you’re into astrology, then a dating app that factors birth charts into potential matches is a dream come true. Not only can you see if your love is, as the app says, “written in the stars,” but finding someone as passionate about planetary retrogrades as you are is a surefire way to have interesting conversations.
15. Meet Mindful
The website says that singles who use Meet Mindful “show up fully, connect with intention, and build strong relationship foundations.” So, if you’re all about living as mindfully as possible and want someone who feels the same, by all means, get connected. The app looks and operates like a typical swipe app, but keep in mind that (like many other niche apps) this might be best suited for folks who live in major cities.
16. Lumen
If you’re over 50 and looking to date folks around your age, Lumen may be an excellent dating app choice. The company website says that many of the other options for the over-50 crowd are “dry and boring,” but Lumen is designed for interesting people who are looking to connect with like-minded folks. And if you’re worried about bots and catfish, the app verifies all of its users.
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Let’s face it, online dating is a bit of a minefield, no matter whether you’re newly single, prefer to meet someone in a bar rather than them sliding into your DMs, on the search for a short-term romance or a long-term relationship. Throw a global pandemic like Coronavirus into the equation and dating in recent years hasn't been a piece of cake.
There’s a lot of choice when it comes to navigating the dating app pool and, as we all know, finding romance is a bit more complicated than a simple swiping right (or left) of the thumb on Tinder. Now you have to construct witty profiles on Hinge or make the first move on the app Pickable. There’s one for country-lovers, one for creatives and there’s even exclusive apps for A-listers (which prove more difficult to get on that finding love itself). But not all apps are exclusive to romantic matches with platforms like Bumble having a business buddy and BFF networking feature to boot.
For the sceptical among you, statistically speaking, dating apps have been found to work. According to Bumble, over two thirds of respondents use apps to find a steady relationship, and it's guaranteed that if you’re a millennial, half of your friends have most likely met their partners via apps.
Dating apps are a bit of a necessary evil, for those of you who struggle to find the time to meet someone IRL. Like most things in life, it’s not one-size-fits-all. Tinder might be a bit old school, but thankfully, there’s plenty more fish in the sea when it comes to dating apps (and love, we hope).
Here are the best dating apps in 2022 you need to download:
1Kindred
Discussing with a potential partner whether or not you want children, might not be your first subject of choice on a first date. However, the newly-launched Kindred app is on a mission to break down children chat taboos.
The app, which launched on February 10, connects ike-minded singles who either don’t want or can’t have children.
Eleanor Brook-Hatch, communications director and co-founder of Kindred, says: 'We all want to find a partner who’s on the same page about the big stuff. Many apps claim to have great algorithms or search filters but you can rarely filter for people who don’t want kids or have to pay to do so. That’s not the case on Kindred.
'Everyone on the app is looking to meet and date fellow singles for a kid-free relationship.'
2The Sauce
The Sauce is a dating app like no other insofar as it removes the need for photos and lets users upload videos to help them gauge someone’s personality and interpret their body language and voice to see whether there's a real connection.
‘The Sauce users can expect Instagram stories, Reels, the odd TikTok and playful videos usually filmed by someone’s mate thrown into the mix, allowing members to get to know their match before they’ve even sent their first like,' says co-founder Sachin Karia.
3Victoria The App
An online equivalent of a member's club, Victoria the App is the place to be if you want to make meaningful connections with fellow creatives.
With a networking and/or dating feature, Victoria helps users navigate new relationships and friendships (romantic and not), and will even invite you to in-person panel discussions at the likes of London’s uber chic member’s club, Home Grown, or DJ sets at Notting Hill hub, Laylow.
Think of Victoria as the digital version of Soho House.
4Jungle Dating
If you’re someone who feels intimidated by the mere thought of going on a date, one on one, then you’ll want to download the Jungle Dating app immediately.
Jungle Dating celebrates double, triple and even quadruple dating and allows users to create a group of up to four friends, match with other groups, and organise a group date.
A safe, stress-free and fun way of dating, this flips the dating landscape on its head and if a match doesn’t work out then you can still enjoy a night out with friends or even organise a date with another person from your dating group.
5Thursday
The app pretty much everyone has been waiting for in 2021 finally launched in May and signalled the beginning of the summer of love.
Available to download from the App Store and Google Play, the Thursday app had over 110,000 users signed up in London and New York prior to its launch due to simple yet effective dating ethos.
The founders of Thursday believe that the world is spending far much time on dating apps and created an alternative that invites users to match, flirt and date all on one day - you guessed it, Thursday. Messages and matches disappear at midnight on Thursday night so if you want a date then spontaneity is key here.
The app's Instagram account is private and for members eyes only, so if you want to find out more about this new way of dating then you're going to have to download it and see what all the fuss is about. See you there!
6Bumble
Ladies, the power is all in your hands – a bit like Take Me Out, but the virtual version where you have 24 hours to respond.
Originally founded by women for women, Bumble challenges the antiquated (and often sexist) rules of dating – there's need to wait for the fella to make the first move. And it’s not just for finding your future husband or wife (fortunately Bumble now caters to same-sex and heterosexual couples) as the app has now added new features Bumble Bizz and Bumble BFF, to help you find new colleagues and friends too.
How lovely! Well, their 22 million users worldwide certainly think so.
The app's recent ban on any form of body shaming - any language that can been deemed as racist, fat-phobic, ableist, colourist, homophobic or transphobic - makes it a super user friendly dating experience for all.
7Hinge
Do you pride yourself on being incredibly witty or refuse to believe that sarcasm is the lowest form of wit? If so, you will love this app.
Hinge is the Instagram of dating apps. Seriously, it’s a millennial’s dream. Some people say it hides in Tinder’s shadow, but if you want a bit more accountability then this app is perfect as in their latest survey, Hinge found they are setting up a date every two seconds.
It's not just based on pictures either – profiles are made up of questions and quotes. You can learn a lot about someone from their answers, whether it’s their favourite Friends line or their pet peeve. The catch is, there is a lot of pressure to come across effortlessly funny. But we believe in you.
9Happn
Have you been trying to pluck up the courage to chat up the guy or girl you used to see every morning on your commute? Well, now there's no need as this app will do the hard work for you.
Using your location, the app will match you with people who are also on the app in close proximity on a daily basis, whether it's that person you just so happen to squat next to daily in the gym (when we're allowed to return to fitness studios, that is), or brush hands reaching for the same acai bowl at Pret A Manger (oh, how we miss Pret!).
It also calculates how many times you and your love interest cross paths, so you know it's 100 per cent (ish) destiny if you end up together.
10Inner Circle
If you're a tad tired of swiping to no avail, then Inner Circle's super selective process - that allows you to screen fuller profiles that showcase hobbies, favourite venues and past holidays - might just be thing to get you out of the dating app funk.
Dating in 2021 is a drastically different experience for anyone single and looking, so Inner Circle have a handy 'Refund My Sh*t Date' option for any dud dates. It's the ultimate cure for anyone feeling exhausted by pandemic dating.
It's free to join, but to get the best full experience you can switch to the full membership option - the price point is around the same as going dutch on a blind dinner date.
11Raya
Amy Schumer met her husband on it and sources reveal Matthew Perry even had a profile. This app is the Tinder for the super rich and famous.
Raya is a membership-based app for those who know, and if you don’t, you can’t ask. You can’t even screen shot a picture inside the app without getting told off by its creators.
Basically, Raya laughs in the face of exclusivity and only eight per cent of applicants are accepted. Sounds like an irresistible challenge right? We’re imagining a lot of unrequited swipes here, but they do say love is a battlefield.
12Pickable
Again, the women are in control on this one (sense a running theme here?).
Worried about matching with your significant other or, even worse, accidentally scrolling past a family member? Well, Pickable is pretty much the opposite of Hinge.
Women can keep their identities hidden, while having their pick of the litter. You don’t even need to create a profile or add any information to get swiping. All you have to do is download the app. Look, we can’t do all the work for your.
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13Badoo
Badoo is one of our favourite dating apps now because it really focusses on finding out people's intentions for using the service from the get-go.
Its new 'intentions' feature makes it compulsory for user to state why they're using the app, from 'here to date' and 'ready for a relationship', to 'open to chat'.
This means there's no faff and pretence, rather everyone knows where they stand before engaging in a conversation.
15Muddy Matches
We did say there was something for everyone and we have a feeling that this one might have been designed for those who live in the countryside or, more specifically, on a farm. After all, it can be tricky to bump tractors with your future partner, right?
Looking for your fellow country partner? Grab your wellies and get swiping as this app with match you with fellow outdoorsy types.
16Muz Match
If you a single, practicing Muslim looking to find your perfect partner - MuzMatch is a fun way to do it.
With complete photo privacy and an anonymous nickname, you have full control who can see you. The app's filters allow you to search for single Muslims who meet your ethnicity, sect and religious criteria.
For added peace of mind, this is the only Muslim app that allows you to include a Wali or chaperone in your matchings.
17Tastebuds
If music be the food of love, then this app is onto a winner.
Tastebuds is another dating app based on common ground. You can find your musical soulmate, whether you on the look out for a love interest or you’re are just in need of a gig-going buddy.
It matches two people based on their favourite music. If you’re Britney-til-you-die or a hardcore drum and bass badass, at least there won’t be any arguments around your first dance song.
19SALT
SALT, enables users to identify other Christians registered in their area.
The free dating app works similarly to other apps - build your profile and get swiping - with the ultimate aim to help users meet, date and marry (if you find 'the one').
According to the app's founder, the hope is that SALT will encourage more people to feel comfortable arranging and going on dates, 'balanced with a godly respect in how we date, and view everyone else as brothers and sisters in Christ'.
With an estimated 60:40 ratio of single men to single women in UK churches, it's definitely worth the try.
20Coffee Meets Bagel
We’re already fallen in love, and it's with the name of this app.
Coffee? Good. Beige food? Good. Sadly the New York-inspired breakfast bagel actually has nothing to do with finding love with this handy piece of tech. Rather, this is an app that only matches you with Facebook connections.
CMB (because the full name is a big of a mouthful) shows specifically women one quality match per day. After all, you can't put boundaries on love. The idea is that your swiping is a tad more considered.
At the end of the day, at least this app will stop your housemates swiping right on 100s of men and/or women when you leave the room for an ad break.
21HILY
This one is so 2022.
First of all, the name is an acronym for 'Hey I Like You'. It’s also powered by artificial intelligence.
HILY uses algorithms to help increase the probability of matching with one of the 24.5 million happy users. There are also icebreaker suggestions pop ups, so there's no need to suffer over your opening line.
The app works the more you use it, too. If you upload stories, post comments and likes, then the information can be used to find you a better match. It’s true, you do have to put a lot of work in, but it’s work it if it turns into a 'hey I love you', wouldn't you agree?
22POM
Love your music? Well, you're going to love this app. POM (which stands for Power OF Music) is basically like having a personal Cilla Black in your pocket.
The app creates a 'profile' by using the user's imported music library, asking them six personality questions and then matching them with someone with a similar taste in music. Launched in September, the app has matched over 100,000 people. What are you waiting for?
23WooPlus
WooPlus hit the headlines in January 2022 after it was reported that Zayn Malik had been spotted on the dating app.
According to iTunes, WooPlus is the largest BBW (Big Beautiful Women) dating and chat app for plus size singles and those who love plus size women.
Since 2015, WooPlus has created over 50 million matches. Care to give it a go?
Katie O'MalleyDeputy Digital EditorKatie O’Malley is the Deputy Digital Editor, at ELLE UK.
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Great way to connect with people.
They send you a list of matches every day (10-12 people usually), which is nice but can make it difficult to really get to know the people you connect with if you are not too picky. The profile doesn’t require much so there isn't a lot to go on at times. On the other hand, the app will ask if you’re ready to meet a potential match as soon as you connect, even though you haven’t had a chance to message yet. Kinda counterproductive!
I think if we could be a little more specific in our preferences of who we’re looking for it would help save time from being matched with too many people that you then have to close out communication with. Less and More focused better quality matches would be ideal.
Note that the men *really* want your attention once you connect so it can be overwhelming at times. But If you have the time to wade through your daily list of matches every day in addition to Likes You and Discover and keep up with conversing with several (around 5) men at a time, then definitely go for it. You will not be sorry...because sometimes, a great guy is hiding behind a sparse profile. 😊 Just be patient, have faith and trust and don’t be afraid to keep saying no to the men that don’t feel right. Keep at it until the right guy comes and you’ll know when he comes. I know it sounds cliche, but you really will know. If you’re unsure most of the time, he’s not the one. Don’t settle!
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Good but not without issues
I've been using CMB and a few other dating apps for a while and I personally like this app the best. I like that the app encourages you to fill out meaningful information about yourself (if the person obliges) and generally result in more genuine interactions with matches. I also like that you can personalize your bagel search to fit your preferences. Although you can pay for additional features, the app is still usable and effective with the basic free functionalities unlike some other apps.
As for issues, in the past few months, it seems like the app has gotten a lot more buggy (i.e., the bagel wouldn't load, app freezing). I'm personally not a fan of the app removing the history feature. Even if some people aren't a fan of the feature, I feel like it should be an option for whether you want to get rid of it or not; otherwise, it feels like a feature was just removed without additional benefit. Perhaps a compromise would be good in which you can see a limited history, so you can at least see who you like today or share the bagel with a friend who you think would be a potential good match. Although I haven't met my special person yet, overall I still think this is still the best dating app but I think it could be better if some issues were addressed.
My favorite dating app; used to be cleaner
I used this app in early 2019 before they updated it to the scroll style, which is now more like Hinge in that all the photos are laid out vertically and you scroll down, with bio information interspersed. I find this to be a cluttered, ugly style and it’s why I hated Hinge. What I liked about CMB is that it had a clean layout, encourages you to fill out some basic but meaningful information about yourself, and prioritizes quality over quantity in a way other dating apps don’t. CMB is, I think, the best app for finding a relationship as opposed to a hookup, or at least for meeting nice people with whom you can have a conversation. Curating your selection of daily bagels encourages you to consider each potential match more carefully, while the explore section gives you more variety, and since it’s not a swipe style like other apps, you can spend more time engaging with each person’s profile and making a decision. In short, CMB is the only dating app I’ve ever really liked, and I had several good dates from it. I met my boyfriend (I’m female and was using the app to meet men) really quickly through CMB, so I only used the app for a few weeks. I kept it on my phone to keep our first conversation, and recently opened it to be disappointed with the way the profiles look now. But I haven’t tried it with this new style, and I’d still recommend the app on the strength of how good it was when I used it.
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