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@yotpi What? It’s only if if both say yes. You’re assuming after one date that both parties exchange info. That’s actually very strange of you.

@eugenelester Don’t know what you mean by stranger. It’s chosen by the app based on preference of what youd like to do. Everything is fair game. It’s done for this exact reason, the debate of who should chose the place.

@eugenelester AS mentioned in a comment above, there is already an app here in LA. Lucky for me, he validated the product/idea and its doing well, but lacks a lot in execution. As far as women sending the time and location, I actually doubt women like having to go through the hassle of picking...

@sakamoto Wow! Thanks for this. Actually in doing research, I did learn of breeze.. i downloaded it, but its basically non existent in the US. Ill take this feedback and see what i can fix

@jackson16 I completely understand that this style of dating is not for everyone, and i get people are used to the Tinder style of dating. As mentioned, the app will only start in LA, the women here tend to be more 'go getters' There is an app, which just came out in LA, similar to my idea. The...

@davecb Interesting idea. You really think quick replies means anything?

I’ve come up with a dating app idea. One obviously that works/functions/has different features than the current ones… It’s been a year and I’ve tried to perfect the idea to a T. It’s essentially a connecting app. B2C. B2B in the works. Catered more to online daters who are willing to meet up...

The target audience are users who are willing/able to meet with their match within a weeks time. You can meet anyone for friends to dates. Men meeting men. Women meeting men. Men meeting women. Etc. Grid style and only see 9-18 profiles a day. Your new profiles will change every 24 hours. The...

@devaofprayze Why do ppl always ask this stupid question. As if any big app had thousands of users when it first started. Attract 10 and work from there. This thought process is so dated.