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Dating apps
“Dating apps fail because users expect to find their soulmate in days”
And the problem in dating apps is that expectations are always high. People come and they expect that you find them that you'll find their their partner for life directly. Like, in in the matter of, l
22:40 / 23:13
market insight22:40 – 23:13
“Dating apps are like drugs that accidentally got people addicted”
I really think it's, it it's really like a drug. And imagine it's like a a drug, where the the the people who have these networks, they don't do it necessarily purposely to get people addicted. But as
42:39 / 43:05
contrarian take42:39 – 43:05
...Dating apps haven't served them particularly well. When an app is really designed for engagement and retention, but not necessarily dates and relationships, then it can make people feel like they're stuck and they're putting in a lot of effort not ge
0:44 / 1:47
from transcript0:44 – 1:47
...of dating apps. A lot of them are why I started Hinge in the first place is because I wanted something that actually felt much more thoughtful, much more intentional, didn't, treat people as kind of, like, disposable shopping items. And I'm actually
8:14 / 9:22
from transcript8:14 – 9:22
...As other dating apps have been faltering of late, Hinge is continuing to grow rapidly. Justin returns to RapidResponse to explain how over the past year, his app has been able to sidestep younger generations' fatigue with digital interaction and the
1:36 / 2:31
from transcript1:36 – 2:31
...dating app I built was honestly just a feature, not a product, difference. We made sure that instead of people messaging, they were just getting set up on a date. That's a nice to have. That's not a need to have. Right? What people were really strugg
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from transcript5:15 – 6:25
“In dating apps, you're like, well, let me find somebody who's weirdly compliant with my sort of, you know... it gets dark real bad. That's great that you are bringing that up. Like, we do have a monthly meeting with my team on how not to become a Black Mirror episode.”
Oh, dude. In dating apps, you're like, well, let me find somebody who's weirdly compliant with my sort of, you know Jeez. You know? You're like, it gets dark real bad. Right? Make us dark. But that's
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Bold/Contrarian33:09 – 33:29
...in this space is apps have made kind of democratized, but also, like, broadened access to lots and lots of people across lots of different, you know, areas, whether that's regions or social circles or, you know, income levels, etcetera, etcetera. But
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from transcript33:01 – 34:08
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