Dating app without swipings? – “Hinge” for you

Dating apps are there in the technology space for over a decade, but we are familiar with Tinder, which mostly synonymous to dating with its swipe feature where you need to swipe left and right (I still cant figure out which side is for being a match) well I accidently swiped the other side even though I liked them. You sometimes it happens. So, to avoid these kind stupid mistakes and want get matched in a better way, then “Hinge” got you.

Without the swipes and with more productive and interesting match making, this app lets you meet the date you want to have. The feature also adds the ability to hide a match, an effort to reduce clutter and keep you from ghosting someone because of a messy inbox. A new message will make the thread reappear in your matches. Hiding a conversation seems like an out of sight, out of mind way to ghost, but McLeod points to it as an easier way to clear out a conversation you’re done with. Maybe you’ve already traded numbers, or the conversation has died; maybe you want to remove a thread without going so far as to remove or block someone from your matches. The company prides itself on providing the same experience to everyone, regardless of gender or sexual orientation, and tries to angle its features around that idea. “We’re just trying to create a really natural way for people to interact and help them connect with people better, without having to like, game it,” McLeod says.

Ghosting traditionally has been shorthand for an abrupt, unexplained exit from a relationship, it’s dropping its requirement that users to login to with Facebook. that the app will still keep the ability for users to log in with the social network, but it’s also adding the ability for users to use a phone number to log in.