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Sign up to unlock our digital magazines and also receive the latest news, events, offers and partner promotions. We uncover what's trending and is Tinder still the reigning king of hook-ups? Apps like Tinder and Bumble are not only great for exercising your thumbs and fingers for a good swipe, but they also open a whole gateway for users to find a potential partner or simply socialise.
We put these dating apps to the test to determine which among them is more credible. You never know, you might just meet your soulmate online. Been there, done that? Think again, my friend. The new kid on the block β Hinge β might look glossy like a magazine with the bold Serif fonts and clean white background but Like Bumble, users can answer prompts like 'Most spontaneous thing I've done' and 'My greatest strength' on their profile to appear more interesting.
With a tagline that says "Designed to be deleted", it promises to produce more 'serious' relationships and the focus is to get to know the people that match with you better. Free users are only allowed ten swipes per day so there's no mindless swapping going on here.
