Mainstream Dating Apps Optimize for Swipes Over Compatibility
Users perceive dominant dating apps as engagement-loop machines that surface attention rather than meaningful matches; alternative apps like DUO position themselves around deeper connection signals.
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surfaced semanticallyDating Apps Have No Mechanism to Signal Genuine Meeting Intent
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Self-promotion: DUO compatibility-first dating service via iMessage
Promotional post for DUO, an iMessage-based matchmaking service that replaces swiping with compatibility evaluation. Not a problem statement.
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