A new Israeli dating app currently in its beta-testing phase is taking a unique approach to the established formula, replacing its users' photos with a chosen animal avatar. Called Lua - dating with depth, the app itself is currently testing and has around 6, participants. Currently, this unique approach to the app is available for free on Apple and Google stores. The superficiality and separation they create does not allow people to really meet.
The dating app market has experienced a massive boom in recent years, especially due to the coronavirus pandemic, with a number of popular apps widely available around the world.
Typically, these apps are usually free but with the option for subscriptions or a full version so users can get the best experiences possible out of them. What do the different apps ask for?
With Tinder, users have their pictures and a short description of themselves as well as their interests, and other users swipe right or left on the various profiles until a match is found.
Once this happens, the two can begin a conversation. OKCupid takes a different approach. Users create full profiles with pictures, short biographies, interests, match options, lifestyle preferences and includes a wide range of possible questions that can be answered, after which users can swipe right or left, but this time send an intro message.
