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Top 8 Relationship Apps

Posted on February 15, 2022

Thursday logoSTARTUPS MAGAZINE –

  • Thursday – This dating app only opens its doors for matchmaking on Thursdays, aiming to eliminate dating app fatigue and stop endless scrolling and make dating exciting.
  • Cobble – A virtual planner for all friendship groups.
  • Paired – An app for couples to improve their relationships.
  • Grazer – A matchmaking app for people who want their friends and romantic partner to be plant-lovers too.
  • Hang5 – An astrology-based matchmaking app.
  • Blink – A voice-first speed dating app. Blink's two-part matching process relies on chemistry through conversation, and physical attraction.
  • Lex – A text-centred social app connecting queer, transgender and non-binary lovers and friends.
  • FITFCK – A fitness dating app, designed to connect like-minded gym lovers.

by Kiera Sowery
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Cobble, Dating App for Couples, Raises $3M

Posted on October 26, 2020

Cobble logoNEW YORK BUSINESS JOURNAL – Oct 24 – The app said the funding came from a group of investors including Kerr Tech Investments. Cobble, which is available in New York City, helps couples decide on things like what restaurants to go to, what movies to watch and what books to read. "We are trying to make it easier for couples to make decisions and communicate," said Jordan Scott, Cobble's founder and CEO. The app is hiring and plans to roll out into new cities in the near future.

by Ben Miller
See full article at New York Business Journal

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Cobble Is a New App for Couples

Posted on August 21, 2020

Cobble logoALLEYWATCH – Aug 21 – Designed for people in committed relationships, Cobble allows couples to plan fun dates. The interface provides a curated list of engaging, fun activities ranging from comedy shows to restaurant recommendations that couples can individually swipe on. When both people swipe right, the app then allows scheduling, booking reservations, and purchasing tickets. The app is available in New York city for now.

See full article at AlleyWatch