Smack is a dating app functioning based on the user’s geolocation and allowing them to find people they’ve bumped into in real life. Our main mission is to provide the users with a chance to meet the people they’ve come across.
@paul_ragots I admit that we have the same goal with Happn, but the realization of it is totally different. We focus on a map and everything that is connected with it.
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@paul_ragots@mark_prutskiy As follow up to this, I'd like to ask what does smack do better than Happn? Why would you use this over a more well established app which has more users so by definition would work better for bumping in to people?
@paul_ragots@sam_ayres First, as I have written before, we are aimed to the users’ experience around the map and to the maximum detailed and comfortable reporting about all the users’ crossings on the map. I will try to list the main differences:
- users can see all their crossings on the map in the life time;
- we have a great boost system, where users can turn on a boost and be seen to everyone on a map in the radius of 35 miles;
- we are aimed to the youth and active people, that comes out with the style and app’s functional;
- a user can see a history of his/her crossings with a particular user in a comfortable style, time or place;
- women rule and they get free significant bonuses, that are paid for guys;
- we do not have pop-up ads and imposing a subscription.
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Congrats on your launch . Any plans for an android version ?
Dating app of the future.
Pros:Great concept
Cons:Requires a Facebook log-in; not many users yet
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