5 DATING APPS YOU MAY NOT HAVE HEARD OF

Looking for some alternatives to online dating or dating apps like Tinder? 

A recent article in a Philadelphia-area newspaper outlined 5 apps that you could try if you're looking for a  partner:

Double
This app lets you have a date in a group. It provides a safe way to meet people offline, and it also means you're more likely to get to know those who might interest you. It also helps you avoid the possible awkwardness of an individual meeting with a brand new person.

Swoonbox
This is the world's first event-based dating mobile app integrated into TicketMaster, TicketNetwork, Spotify, and Fandango. Using "deep learning", it matches you with others interested in the same music, sports, and other kinds of entertainment--so you can meet up with these folks in real life as quickly as possible.

Do I Date
This app's goal is to give you much more information and transparency about your possible meeting with someone before you go. It brings an unprecedented level of openness to dates because, on this platform, you can review and share past dating experiences--good or bad--for the benefit of others.

Now
Immediacy is the big advantage of this app. It allows you to find someone who is free and willing to do an activity at a specific time. So, if you happen to have a couple of free hours and nothing to do, you can meet up with others and suggest an activity idea.

OKCupid
In addition to being an online dating site, OKCupid offers an app. It gives more importance to the ideas and thoughts of its users than to their photos. According to its creators, it uses algorithms and information provided by users through questionnaires to arrange the perfect match.

Have you tried a dating app yet? If so, drop me a line to tell me about your experience (gayle@datingsuccesscoaching.com). 

If you haven't, you might want to consider branching out in that direction. In the dating world, it always pays to be open-minded and try new things--so you can cross paths with new people!