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Idea: Social Circle – A Personal Network Tree What if you could build a personal network tree where friends are connected based on their skills? Imagine needing a doctor, designer, or developer—you could first check within your network and even expl

I have a concept that blends entertainment with connection—a movies-based dating app. Here’s how it works: 1. Instead of swiping on profiles, users swipe on movies. 2. Your swiping habits define your personality. Love action-packed adventures? You

What do you guys think about a dating app with the concept of one at a time dating? Once you match, you can go back to swiping profiles only when you unmatch your current match. Why do we want this? So right now in the dating industry, the conept o

I'm here to share my upcoming startup on dating, i need your suggestion and interest also can work together to make a great era of dating experience. As you know, there is a growing interest in dating, and the demand for dating platforms continues t

Day 2 of 25 DAYS OF PRODUCT WITH ABHISHEK Tinder - No more just a boring Dating platform... Today, let’s talk about retention and churn rates on dating platforms, specifically Tinder. Did you know Tinder’s retention graph flattens around day 15? Her

Why It Is So Hard for Dating Apps to Make Money: 1. User Expectations: Many users expect free services, making it challenging to convert them into paying customers. 2. Intense Competition: Numerous dating apps in the market force companies to offer

I have participated for Red Bull Basement 2024 through Medial’s Startup Showcase with my startup Idea "Gravity:SocialDating" and would love to get your vote so that I can win The USP of *Gravity* is its integration of advanced matchmaking algorithm

The founding story of Tinder dates back to 2012 when Sean Rad, Jonathan Badeen, Justin Mateen, Joe Munoz, Whitney Wolfe Herd, Chris Gylczynski, and others came together to create what would become one of the most popular dating apps in the world. The

❗Swiped Right on Love? The Story of Tinder Tinder(Ep-1) Ever wonder how Tinder, the app that started e-dating, came about? It wasn't a team of love gurus, but a group of young, tech-team from Los Angeles! The Spark of an Idea: A college student a

How a Valentine’s Day Flop Became a $183 Billion Empire On February 14, 2005, YouTube’s domain was registered—not as a video-sharing giant, but as a dating website with the slogan: “Tune in, hook up.” The idea? People would upload videos to find l