Is Tinder too timid? Try Clover, the speediest, most reckless dating app yet

Is Tinder too timid? Try Clover, the speediest, most reckless dating app yet
Looking for a date tonight? Clover adds on-demand dating to its app
Tinder doesn’t have a lot of pretenses. It has all but outwardly embraced the fact that it’s a hook up enabler, and it doesn’t appear to care about the “find the love of your life” schtick that most dating services stick with. For another app to wind up and take a swing at the few barriers Tinder does put in place is downright ballsy.
Clover (available for iOS) is one part Tinder, one part OKCupid – and with its most hoe gebruik je ourtime recent update to version 3.0, it’s thrown in a dash of the now defunct Crazy Blind Date. The new feature, referred to as On-Demand Dating, promises a date in two tabs. Users pick a time and location for a date and Clover finds them a partner. It’s an experience best served with cheap champagne.
Clover CEO Isaac Riachyk promises, “You’ll be able to find a date as easy as it is to order a pizza or a cab,” which sounds great! No one has ever had a bad experience with an Uber driver so what could possibly go wrong with this? You can of course review the person you’re paired with before confirming so if you browse a dude’s profile and all his favorite movies are documentaries about serial killers, you can cancel the meet up.
Outside of the new On-Demand feature, Clover does its best to encourage you to talk to as many people as possible by removing the barrier between users. Where Tinder only matches people who both declare interest, Clover shows you everything; Everyone you like will see that you liked them and you will see everyone that likes you.
This can really go one of two ways: The first possibility is everyone drops their inhibitions and embraces their attraction based on little more than a stack of pictures and an incredibly small amount of data points. Continue Reading