How to Create a Dating App?
Fall 4 Dating is a unique dating app that has been inspired by the best in the location-based dating business apps like Tinder, Bumble, and OkCupid.
The perfect balance of the best features from these successful apps along with a personalized touch makes this app a superior choice for users.
Our Aim for the Project
The client came to us with hundred questions rolled into one, “how to create a dating app?”. He had a clear goal from the first day. He was looking for trending Dating App Development Service that is the amalgamation of all the best existing features in other apps.
Our dating app development strategy was to not just get inspired from the best apps in the world but also to improve anything that they lacked in. While our marketing strategy for our client was to beat the same competitors at their own game.
We were required to make the app for both the leading mobile platforms; Android and iOS app. We understood the threat to privacy and security that many users feel and have experienced on other such dating apps. Hence we worked on a fake ID detection feature for our client app.
Technology Stack: Android | iPhone | Firebase | PHP |
Top Dating App Features
As we mentioned above we wanted to create a dating app with every feature that the users are expecting. Also, we made sure to build all the best dating app features inspired by the competitors but better. So these are the features we worked on for dating app design:
Real & Verified People
Stories
Instant Chat
Edit Send Message
In-Message GIF
Multiple Packages
Photo Filter
Social Media Integrations
Video & photos
Boost Subscription
Turn On/Off Notifications
More Accurate Searches Using Machine Learning
Full Picture of Final Product
The final product sanctioned (rather, loved) by our client. To improve the digital dating experience, we built a user-friendly dating app with a fully secure platform to interact with others. We believed that build a tinder clone was a success when the best reviews were not just from our client but from the end user.
