One of the common problems of dating apps like Tinder is a user's ability to simply cast a wide net by liking everyone they come across, so 'EVE' is a mobile dating app that aims to curb this habit.
'EVE' works by assigning a score to each male user based on how often they swipe right that is then displayed on their profile. Being that swiping right over and over decreases the chance of getting the right match, 'EVE' will enable female users to see who's swiping right too much and who's being pickier to find the right mate.
The 'EVE' mobile dating app also enables users to incorporate friends into the mix by adding Facebook users on to let them see who they're swiping with and if they like the same person.
User-Scoring Dating Apps
The 'EVE' Mobile Dating App Rewards Male Users for Being Genuine
Trend Themes
1. User-scoring Dating Apps - Opportunity for dating apps to implement user-scoring systems to discourage indiscriminate swiping.
2. Female Preference Tracking - Potential for dating apps to incorporate features that allow female users to see male users' swipe habits and filter potential matches accordingly.
3. Social Integration in Dating Apps - Disruptive innovation opportunity for dating apps to enable users to incorporate their social networks and friends into the dating experience.
Industry Implications
1. Online Dating - Online dating industry can explore new ways to enhance user experiences and increase genuineness in profile interactions.
2. Social Media - Social media platforms can consider partnerships or integrations with dating apps to provide users with more insights and connections.
3. Mobile App Development - Opportunity for mobile app developers to build innovative and engaging dating apps with unique features and functionalities.