Hinge
A dating app focused on relationships that prompts users to like and comment on specific parts of profiles.
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"I was on Hinge. I had matched with someone. And then if you match with someone on Hinge, you can add a note to your profile."
More from Steven Crowder →+1 more mention from Steven
"There's no... You spent too much time on... You have Hinge brain."
"The app does what Tinder and Hinge refuse to do — it removes choice."
More from Peter Diamandis →"The top 10% of male users on Hinge get 60% of the likes. And so it's very easy to come away from that thinking like, oh, that's reality — that 10% of the guys are getting 60% of the female attention."
More from Rob Henderson →"Justin McLeod was the founder and CEO of Hinge. He sold that business to Match and it's probably the most successful dating app of the last 10 or 15 years."
More from Rick Heitzmann →
"If you're like the young lady on Hinge looking for a husband and nothing has changed, you're like, why hasn't anything changed? You're just going to ruminate yourself into a puddle."
More from Chamath Palihapitiya →"And now people are dealing with it when you're trying to connect with them on Hinge or whatever."
More from Max Butterfield →
"Now that's $40 a month paid to the loneliness casinos called Tinder and Hinge."
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