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11 best dating apps for men to use in 2024

September 12, 2024
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Read our full review of Tinder Premium.

Who it’s for:

On the other side of the spectrum, we have Tinder — the OG swiping app and undisputed champion of casual hookups. Whether you’re seeking a one-night stand, a friends-with-benefits situation, or just some casual fun, Tinder is the place to find it.

With its infamous swipe-and-match interface, you can quickly browse through what seems like an endless stream of potential partners (most of whom are just looking for a good time). It’s the perfect app for guys who know exactly what they want and aren’t afraid to go for it.

Why we picked this:

Despite our love/hate relationship with Tinder, it’s a tried-and-true option for casual hookups. (We’d be surprised if you haven’t already downloaded it at least once.) Tinder pioneered the now-ubiquitous swiping function, revolutionizing the world of online dating and boasting 1.6 billion swipes per day, a stat that dwarfs other dating apps.

Tinder may require more swiping and looking, but unlike more niche apps, you can find active Tinder users all over the world. One good thing about Tinder’s rashness? Putting “Just looking to hook up” on your Tinder profile is an innocuous move. On an app where so many people are looking for so many different things, most people actually appreciate the heads-up in case they’re looking for a different type of relationship.

This July, Tinder rolled out a new AI-powered Photo Selector that analyzes your pics and helps you pick the best ones for your profile. Just snap a selfie, give Tinder access to your camera roll, and boom — the app will tell you which photos are most likely to score you a match.

Apparently, Tinder execs created this tool after realizing that a lot of users, especially straight dudes, have trouble picking the right pics. Their research showed that 52 percent of young singles struggle with photo selection, and those under 25 spend an average of 33 minutes on this task. We know that straight single women tend to be more attracted to profiles with at least four images that showcase a man’s personality, and having more than one face pic increases a guy’s chances of matching by 71 percent. So, fellas, take note!

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