That said, let's start by checking out the biggest names—the apps making waves and keeping singles glued to their phones.

To kick off this year's Pride Month, Match Group announces the newest addition to its array of dating apps ... It's now available for pre-registration on the App Store and Google Play, and will be ...

It may be Valentine’s Day here in the U.S., but the dating app market isn’t looking as promising as it used to. According to a new analysis by app intelligence provider data.ai, global ...

Tinder, the app behemoth that leads the dating market, is shrinking. But virtual love isn’t a dying breed yet. As many as 46% of online daters say they’ve used Tinder, according to a 2023 Pew Research ...

The global dating app industry generated over $6 billion in 2024, and is on track to hit $8.9 billion by the end of the ...

While total dating app downloads worldwide have remained above 120 million annually since 2020, the Tinder slice of that download pie has gotten smaller, while apps like Hinge and Bumble have seen ...

Conservative dating app helps singles avoid ‘the biggest deal-breaker’ Following its launch six weeks ago, The Right Stuff has 40,000 downloads and 5,000 active users ...

Mutual is a new dating app designed to solve the awkward friend-crush dilemma by letting users anonymously confess feelings.

This App Uses AI to Keep Dating Emotional, Yet Productive Keepler wants to optimize the experience to turn your dating reflections, habits and decisions into feedback and, hopefully, more connections.

Enter, The Right Stuff: a dating app for conservatives. Six weeks since its launch, the platform has seen 40,000 downloads and 5,000 active users, according to co-founder McEntee.