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Fever

A playfully competitive way to meet new dates

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Paul Rollinger
@prollinger · Producer, TENDIGI
That's a great question @rrhoover. One solution we're testing is matching based on popularity. If you're super popular, we'll serve you people who are deemed equivalently popular. The only problem is that it assumes the Fever community knows what everyone will/will not like. Another solution is to nudge people who are lurking on other people's profiles (t… See more

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Paul Rollinger
@prollinger · Producer, TENDIGI
Some dating sites are too serious in their approach to dating, so we focused on something different; a fun, safe, and competitive dating app experience. No swiping, just tap and hold to chat. Let us know what you think :)
Adam Cudworth
@adamcudworth · iOS @ SwiftKey. Founder @ Ekho.
Might be just me.. but from that demo video I'm left with a few questions unanswered: (1) how does the matching occur? (2) what does holding the screen *actually* do apart from raise the temperature? Feel like it needs a better explanation. Nice design though.
Lenny Hu
@lenndizzle · Designer and Product Guy
Interesting. I'm curious how this will change people's behavior. I haven't tried the app yet, but I imagine guys can't mass message anymore and women will converse with generally more motivated guys.... and in some cases guys who sunk a lot of time into unlocking the chat.
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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
I tried this out and as expected, I quickly browsed through all possible matches which is to be expected from a new dating app. The hold to view photos is an interesting mechanic and effectively creates a hot or not-like leaderboard of the most attractive people but it's unclear to me how that's going to help me get quality matches and may turn away less at… See more
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Paul Rollinger
@prollinger · Producer, TENDIGI
That's a great question @rrhoover. One solution we're testing is matching based on popularity. If you're super popular, we'll serve you people who are deemed equivalently popular. The only problem is that it assumes the Fever community knows what everyone will/will not like. Another solution is to nudge people who are lurking on other people's profiles (t… See more