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Hey Guys I am building an dating app specifically designed for the Anime lovers. All the anime lovers wants a Wifu isn't it? But where to find one? Well there are others apps also like tinder and bumble or hinge they have the filter or preference

Bumble model for finding roommates! So, recently I was in mumbai and found it too difficult to find a perfect roommate. So what if we creat a platform on which people can find roommates by just swapping just like bumble or tinder! What do you thin

India is yet to experience the right dating app. Tinder and Bumble haven't truly worked for the Indian audience. While legacy apps focus on discovery andconnections, the Indian consumer craves for choice, discovery, connection, and conversations.

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Medial is a new tinder where you can find people with same interests.

I don't understand what is the concept to dating apps like Bumble, tinder as many people And paying To these app for date but these apps are turned into gambling app bactually they make u pay money but indirectly these apps turned in scamming people

I want to create a app to learn the foreign language in the form of anime style which means upon opening app a anime character should pop up and should start to learn the language

https://medial.app/post/6751d5242b4f0cd602cb0fc4 hi let's build a dating app I know that there are many apps available in market like tinder, bumble etc... these apps are cool but too expensive for users especially users in India. so let's build

For entrepreneur we have Tinder like app- coffeeespace Twitter like app- medial We should have a LinkedIn also. Isn't it?

Tinder didn’t grow with ads. It grew with parties 🔥 🎉 🥳 When Tinder launched in 2012, nobody cared. Dating apps weren’t cool yet. People felt awkward about being seen on one. Tinder needed users. Lots of them. Fast. So, what did they do? They