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the LSE dating app

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how this works

fill out a 10 minute questionnaire about your true self, not one liner prompts that mean nothing.

opt in by tuesday night if you want a match that week.

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you won't be opted in by default. so if you're busy that week, we don't match you!

check your email on thursday to see the person we think you'll click with.

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we'll send you details of the person we matched you with, a note on why, and suggest a time and place to meet that weekend.

nothing to download, no swiping, and no texting

we prioritise your safety

you can report creeps to us!

we actively ban any users who are disrespectful.

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your information is safe

your answers are used for matching and occasional aggregate insights. we never sell your data.

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verified people only

we verify all pictures, and make sure everyone is above 18. If not, it's a no from our side.

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frequently asked questions

countdown to launch

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we'll share the app with the first 100 people on our waitlist, and then to everyone else!

who are we?

We're a bunch of students. Some in relationships, some not looking, and some single. We want to make this university a little less lonely, and make it easier to find new people to date.

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