Lubdub
India's first medico-exclusive dating app. Verified, always
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Lubdub - India's first medico-exclusive dating app. Verified, always

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Lubdub is India's first dating app built exclusively for doctors and medical professionals. Verified profiles, shift-aware matching, and a colleague firewall β€” so you connect on your terms, not Tinder's. Now on Android.

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Hey PH community! πŸ‘‹ I'm Akshay, one of the founders of Lubdub. A little backstory: we noticed that doctors almost universally end up with other doctors β€” the shared lifestyle, the understanding of what an on-call night feels like, the unspoken shorthand β€” it's real. But no dating app was built with any of that in mind. So we built Lubdub. The "lub-dub" is the sound your heart makes. We thought it was the right name for an app that's serious about helping medicos find genuine connections β€” not just swipes. A few things I'd love feedback on from this community: We're about to launch iOS β€” any advice on the App Store launch side? We're thinking about a "Specialty Match" feature β€” would love to know if that resonates with any doctors here. What verification approaches have you seen work best for niche-community apps? Thanks for hunting us, and thanks for checking us out. AMA! 🩺

The shift-aware matching actually makes sense for someone whose schedule is all over the place, and it's nice knowing everyone is verified. Wish there were an iOS version though.

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I am building IOS version, will try to publish soon. Thanks πŸ™

The shift-aware matching is genuinely clever β€” finally an app that gets that residents don't have time for 9pm dinner dates. Verification feels solid too, gives the whole thing a less sketchy vibe than the usual swipe scene.

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Thanks Eslem πŸ™

The shift-aware matching is genuinely clever, finally something that gets my irregular hours instead of treating them like a red flag. Verification feels solid too, way less awkward than wondering if the other person is actually in medicine.

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Β Yes, that's the motive. Thanks, Utku.