Body: Every major dating app makes more money the longer you stay single and keep swiping inside the app. That's why the UX is built around endless messaging threads that fizzle out after 30 "how was your weekend" texts. My wife tends bar and sees the fallout every weekend—people sitting on their phones matching all night, or showing up solo because their match flaked after two weeks of small talk. So I built SRVED Love for iOS to flip the loop: instead of infinite chatting, the whole flow is built around picking an actual day, time, and spot to meet up early. Just pushed it live on the App Store and I'm trying to tighten up the early user experience before scaling local marketing. If you have a minute to poke around the onboarding or date-scheduling flow, tell me what feels clunky or where you'd drop off. App Store: [Insert App Store URL] Site: https://app.srvedlove.com (web app) Available on the IOS app store --https://apps.apple.com/us/app/srved-love-schedule-dating/id6812672161   submitted by   /u/Present-Painting-930 [link]   [comments]