Ready-made, one-time
$3,399
Tinder Clone
Live in 6 working days from kickoff
- Full source code
- White-label under your brand
- 60 days of technical support
- 1 year of free updates
- App publishing support
Swipe dating app
A swipe-first dating app that earns from credits, gifts and premium.
A white-label dating app built around the swipe: browse nearby profiles, get an instant match, then chat, send photos and GIFs or start a video call. Credits, gifts, in-app subscriptions and ad banners give you several ways to earn. User app, manager app, web panel and admin panel come with the full source.
The facts a buyer checks first, in one place. Everything on this page is the product as it ships.
| Product type | Swipe-based dating app with credits, gifts, live streaming and premium plans |
|---|---|
| Platform price | $3,399 one time, with full source code |
| Launch time | 6 working days from kickoff |
| Apps included | User app and manager app, built in Flutter for Android and iOS |
| Web panels | Member web site and an admin panel |
| Web stack | PHP with Bootstrap, NodeJS and MySQL |
| Video calling | Agora SDK |
| Payments | PayPal for credit purchases on Android and web, plus in-app purchases and subscriptions |
| Ads | AdMob banners, with banner IDs set in the admin panel |
| Support and updates | 60 days technical support, 1 year of free updates, app publishing on your accounts |
A Tinder clone is a ready-made dating app where members swipe through profiles, match when both sides like each other and then start talking. Ours ships as a user app, a manager app, a member web panel and an admin panel, all under your brand. The mobile apps are built in Flutter, so one codebase covers Android and iOS.
Discovery works on location and preference. GPS drives nearby suggestions and live distance, and filters narrow results by age, location and interests. Members can sign in with email, phone, Apple or Google, record short video clips for their profile, and talk through real-time chat that supports photos and GIFs, with video calling available in the app.
Behind it sits an economy. A credits system and a gift catalogue let members spend on interactions, subscriptions unlock premium limits, and AdMob banners monetize free members. A manager role lets you delegate regional oversight to people who know a market, while the admin panel holds user management, revenue figures and platform settings for the whole team.
Tinder is a mobile dating app built around a swipe. Members see one profile at a time, pass or like with a gesture, and a mutual like creates a match that opens a chat. The core service is free to use, while paid tiers and one-off purchases sell extra reach, such as more likes, a visibility boost or control over where you appear. Its appeal is speed: a decision takes a second and the next profile is already waiting.
A clone of that model is not a copy of the company or its code. It is a dating platform you run under your own name, with the same swipe, match and chat loop, plus the operator tools that keep a community safe and paid for. You choose the city, the audience and the pricing, and you carry the real work: attracting members, moderating them and answering to the rules where you operate.
Each role works in its own side of the same product. The screens come from the working demo.
A member signs up, builds a profile with photos and a short video, and starts swiping through people nearby. A mutual like opens a chat, and the rest of the app exists to keep the conversation going.


The spending side of the app. Members who want more reach or more attention pay for a plan, buy credits or send gifts, and some go live. The operator chooses which of these levers are on.


Managers are staff with a defined territory. From their own app they look after one region or category, handle what members report there and see how their area performs, without needing the full admin panel.
Administrators hold the whole product. They manage members and staff, choose what premium contains, read platform analytics and keep the legal pages current from an internal editor.
13 screens from the working demo, grouped by where they live. Your platform ships rebranded with your name, logo and colors.
The demo is a running copy of the swipe dating platform with demo branding and sample members, so the look is not your final one. There is a member app, a manager app, a member web panel and an admin panel. Sign in as a member first, then open the manager app to see how reports reach your team. The sample logins are public demo accounts.
user@demo.comUser_321manager@demo.comManager_32147 features across 4 roles. The first six of each role are here and the full list is one click away. Nothing is held back for a sales call.
The core gesture: a right swipe signals interest and a left swipe dismisses a profile.
When two people like each other the app announces it and opens the door to a conversation.
A discovery mode that serves up one profile after another for quick decisions.
Members see others close to them using GPS, with real-time distance calculation.
Refine who appears by age, location, interests and more, so the stack suits the person swiping.
Profiles carry photos, a bio and interests that members edit whenever they like.
9 more Members features are in the full list.
Paid tiers raise limits, with unlimited swipes, advanced analytics and stronger profile visibility.
Premium plans can include boosts that push a profile in front of more people.
Paying members can set a different location, which suits travel and planning a move.
An in-app virtual currency that members buy and spend on features and gifts.
Credits can be bought with PayPal on the Android app and the website, as of version 7.0.
Members send gifts to each other, which adds a spending reason beyond subscribing.
5 more Premium members and gifters features are in the full list.
Managers get their own mobile app on both platforms, apart from the member app.
A manager watches a specific territory or part of the community, not the whole platform.
Managers review flagged content and reports from members in their area.
They act on inappropriate material within their territory and support the guidelines.
Managers contact members about complaints from their dashboard when needed.
Reports for the manager area cover user activity, match rates and growth metrics.
3 more Regional managers features are in the full list.
Admins monitor activity and handle individual accounts across the platform.
Admins verify profiles to cut down on fakes and give honest members a stronger signal.
Admins remove or pause accounts that break the rules.
Automated filtering and manual moderation keep user-generated content appropriate.
Admins assign moderator, manager or support roles and define what each can do.
Premium plans, in-app purchases and ad placements are managed from one revenue area.
6 more Administrators features are in the full list.
The path through the product, in the order it happens for the people using it.
Members sign up with email, phone, Apple or Google and enter basic details and preferences.
They add photos, a bio, interests and optional video clips to attract matches.
They browse nearby profiles, swipe right to like and left to pass, and a mutual like creates a match.
Matches chat in real time, share photos and GIFs and can switch to a video call.
Premium plans, credits and gifts unlock more, while managers and admins keep the community safe.
Every earning route built into the product you receive: how it works, who pays and where the operator earns.
| Revenue model | How it works | Who pays | How you earn |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium subscriptions | Paid plans lift limits such as swipes and add boosts, location changes and visibility perks. | Member | Recurring plan revenue |
| Credits | Members buy a virtual currency, by PayPal on Android and web or through in-app purchase, and spend it in the app. | Member | Credit sales that fund gifts and extras |
| Virtual gifts | Members send gifts to people they like, in chat or during a live stream. | Gifter | Gift spending, bought with credits |
| Live streaming | Broadcasts give members a stage and viewers a reason to spend on gifts. | Viewer | Spend generated through gifting during streams |
| Banner advertising | AdMob banners fill the free tier, with banner IDs set in the admin panel. | Advertiser | Ad revenue from members who do not pay |
| In-app purchases | Premium features and virtual items sold through store billing inside the mobile apps. | Member | Item and feature revenue, net of store terms |
| Regional offers | Managers launch discounts and trial periods for their area to build local momentum. | Member | Conversions from targeted local promotion |
The flow of money, the gateways you can connect and how payouts are handled.
Dating revenue arrives as small, frequent payments, so the payment path has to be smooth. Members buy a subscription, buy credits or buy items inside the app, and then spend credits on gifts and extras. PayPal handles credit purchases on Android and the website, and store billing handles in-app purchases and subscriptions on the phones. Each channel needs an account in your name, and the stores keep their own share under their terms.
| Gateway | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Wallet | |
| PayPal | Credit purchases on the Android app and the website |
| Other | |
| In-app purchases | Premium features and virtual items bought through store billing in the mobile apps |
| In-app subscriptions | Recurring premium plans offered inside the mobile apps |
You operate the platform, so legal compliance in each market you serve is yours. This is the tooling that ships in the product. It is not legal advice.
A dating app must keep minors out. The platform collects sign-up details and gives admins tools to verify profiles, suspend accounts and remove content, but the age rule, how you check it and what you do when it fails are yours to define. We supply tooling, not legal advice. Take local counsel on age limits, consent and data rules before you open registration.
Members can report and block other users from the app. Reports reach regional managers and admins, who review flagged material, take action and contact members where needed. Decide how fast reports must be answered and publish that promise. On a dating app, slow responses to harassment cost trust that is hard to win back.
Admins can verify profiles and manage bans or suspensions, which gives honest members a clearer signal and gives you a way to remove fake accounts. How you define verification is up to you: a manual photo check, a document step or something else you scope. Tell members what a verified mark means and what it does not.
Members control their own visibility. Admins edit the Terms, GDPR, About and Privacy pages in an internal editor, and the AdMob integration includes a GDPR consent form. Location, photos and messages are sensitive, so write a retention rule and a deletion process, and make sure your policy matches what the app really collects.
Admins create moderator, manager and support roles with defined permissions. Managers see their own region, not the whole platform. Keep admin access to a very small group, review who holds each role on a schedule and remove access as soon as someone leaves. Everyone on staff handles intimate member data.
Virtual currency and gifts attract fraud attempts. The admin panel includes security and fraud prevention controls and revenue reports, but you set limits, refund rules and review habits. Watch unusual credit purchases and gifting patterns early, and decide in advance how disputes and chargebacks will be handled.
Premium, credits and in-app purchases use your own store and payment accounts. Local consumer and subscription rules are the operator's responsibility.
Age limits, content rules and data protection duties differ by country. We supply tooling, not legal advice, so check requirements in each market you launch in.
The layers of the product as delivered. You receive the full source code for every one of them.
| Layer | Built with | Hosting note |
|---|---|---|
| Web and admin | PHP with Bootstrap, NodeJS, MySQL | PHP with the Bootstrap framework and NodeJS services for the member site and the admin panel. |
| Android app | Flutter with current dependencies | |
| iOS app | Flutter with current dependencies | |
| Video calling | Agora SDK | The Agora SDK powers calls; the release log records updates to the SDK.Firebase Cloud Messaging V1 replaced the older legacy messaging API. |
| Ads | AdMob with a GDPR consent form | |
| Third-party services | Google Maps, Twilio, Firebase, payment API, translation | |
| Database | MySQL holds profiles, matches, messages, purchases and platform settings. | |
| Mobile apps | User app and manager app, built in Flutter for Android and iOS with current dependencies. | |
| Maps, SMS and translation | Google Maps for location, Twilio for messaging, and translation services, on your keys. | |
| Advertising | AdMob banners with admin-set IDs and a GDPR consent form. | |
The web panels and back end run on a conventional PHP, NodeJS and MySQL stack that most hosting teams can support. The two mobile apps are Flutter builds that talk to the same server. Several services plug in through your own accounts, and we deploy it all on the servers you provide.
The top worry for a dating founder is not features, it is fake and abusive accounts. This table pairs each common problem with what the platform gives staff and what you would add. Controls are only as good as the response behind them, so the last column names the decision that stays with you.
| Problem | What the platform gives you | What you decide or add |
|---|---|---|
| Fake or stolen photos | Admins can verify profiles and suspend or ban accounts from the panel. | Define what verification means; we can set up face verification for you. |
| Spam and bot accounts | Admin user management, bans, security settings and fraud prevention controls. | Set sign-up friction; we can scope disposable email and device checks with you. |
| Harassment and abuse | Members report and block in the app; managers and admins review and act. | Publish response times and an appeals route, then staff to meet them. |
| Inappropriate content | Automated filtering plus manual moderation tools for user content. | Write guidelines and train moderators; plan for filter misses. |
| Underage users | Sign-up details and admin tools to suspend accounts. | Age rules and enforcement are yours; we can tailor stronger checks to your market. |
| Payment fraud | Revenue reports and fraud prevention controls for credits and gifts. | Set limits, refund rules and a chargeback routine before launch. |
| Staff misuse of data | Separate moderator, manager and support roles with defined permissions. | Keep admin access small and review who holds each role. |
| Privacy complaints | Visibility controls for members and editable Terms, GDPR and Privacy pages. | Write retention and deletion rules that match the product. |
Competitors give matching a whole section, often blurring what is built and what is aspirational. Here is the plain account of how people find each other in the platform, and where an extra would change it.
The platform does not state a member limit, and any figure you see elsewhere is a vendor claim, not a measurement of your own setup. What scales is the work around it. Web, admin and database layers run on your servers, so capacity follows the hosting you choose and how you tune it, while calling, notification and map services are billed by their providers according to usage.
Moderation load tends to grow faster than member count, especially in the first months of a new market. The manager role exists for that reason: add a manager per region when reports start to pile up, keep admin access to a very small group, and watch response times on reports. If you plan a large launch, talk to us about hosting design before opening registration.
One fixed price for the ready-made platform, published here so you can plan before you talk to us.
Ready-made, one-time
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Live in 6 working days from kickoff
The engineers who deploy your platform stay with it once it is live.
Need more? We tailor the platform to your plan, typically in 2-8 weeks, and confirm the scope with you before work starts. App store review times are set by Apple and Google.
Everything here is available around the ready-made Tinder clone. We confirm the scope with you before any price is agreed.
Match suggestions that learn from member preferences and behavior beyond the standard filters.
Confirm with usTranslated messages so members who speak different languages can still talk.
Confirm with usTime-limited swiping events that concentrate activity during peak periods.
Confirm with usA facial check that confirms a profile photo matches the person, for stronger trust.
Confirm with usRecorded voice and video messages inside chats, for a more personal touch.
Confirm with usMembers join or create events, and connections form around shared activities.
Confirm with usCompatibility insights based on zodiac signs and astrological traits.
Confirm with usImmersive virtual dates for people far apart, set up as tailored work.
Confirm with usInteractive, creative virtual dates that use augmented reality elements.
Confirm with usCompetitors sell tiered packages with a feature count per tier. This table is the plain version for a swipe dating app: each row is a thing founders ask about. Most of the platform ships ready and the rest is set up around your plan. If a row decides your plan, ask us to confirm it in writing.
Members move through profiles with a swipe and mutual interest creates a match.
An encounters view and an it-is-a-match moment sit in front of chat.
GPS surfaces members close to the viewer, with distance shown.
Age, location and interests narrow the list; admins can adjust match and search settings.
Members add photos, a bio, interests and preferences.
Members record or publish short clips on their profile.
Messaging carries text, photos and GIFs between matched members.
Calls run on the Agora SDK in the Android app and need your own account.
Email, phone, Google and Apple sign-in are all supported.
Members report or block others in the app and staff review the reports.
Admins verify profiles and apply bans or suspensions from the panel.
Regional managers handle reports, local analytics and offers in a separate app.
Plans lift limits such as swipes and add boosts and location changes.
Members buy credits and spend them on virtual gifts; PayPal works on Android and web.
Members can go live and receive gifts from viewers.
Banners monetize free members, with a GDPR consent form for ads.
An automated check that a photo matches the person, placed in front of review; we set it up for you.
Suggestions that learn from behavior and preferences beyond filters; we set it up for you.
Translated messages for members who do not share a language; we set it up for you.
Members join or host events and connect around shared activities; we set it up for you.
Recorded voice and video messages inside conversations; we set it up for you.
We set these up for your build; agree the exact rules with us before promising them.
Sharing gift income with members who go live needs new payout rules, which we build with you.
Four pages go deeper on the questions buyers ask most about the Tinder Clone. This page stays the overview.
A swipe app lives on speed: a profile, a decision, and a conversation as soon as both sides agree.
See the full breakdownBuilding a swipe dating app from nothing is a long project with many parts: matching, chat, location, payments, moderation and apps for two phone systems.
See exact pricingA dating app earns by turning a free first experience into paid ways of getting noticed.
See the playbookAny developer can show you a stack of cards that moves.
Compare optionsFrom kickoff to a live Tinder clone under your brand: what we do each day, and what we need from you.
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A swipe app is deceptively simple at the screen level. The cost sits behind it: location search that stays fast, matching rules you can tune, chat and calls, push delivery, a virtual currency with gifts, premium plans across web and two mobile stores, regional manager tooling and an admin panel that holds it together. Two mobile apps plus a web panel multiply testing. A custom build pays for every one of those pieces. A ready-made platform lets the budget move to the harder problem, which is getting enough people in one place to make matches.
| Factor | Build from scratch | Rent a SaaS | Own it with GetFame |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matching and discovery | Location, filters and swipe logic built and tuned from scratch | Fixed behavior you cannot adjust | Swipe, nearby and filters included, tunable by admins |
| Spend loop | Credits, gifts and plans designed and tested separately | Vendor decides what you can sell | Premium, credits, gifts and live streaming included |
| Two mobile apps | Separate user and manager builds and store work | Often a single generic app | User and manager apps for Android and iOS |
| Regional operations | Territory roles and local reporting are extra scope | Rarely available | Manager app with regional analytics and offers |
| Factor | Build from scratch | Rent a SaaS | Own it with GetFame |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to launch | Long, because apps and panels move together | Fast to begin, then constrained | 6 working days to a branded deployment |
| Revenue sharing | None beyond store and processor fees | Fees that grow with members | No revenue share and no per-seat fee |
| Niche adaptation | Exactly as designed, at design cost | Limited by templates | Full source, so a niche can be built on top |
Running costs. The $3,399 covers the platform, rebranding and deployment. You will also pay for hosting, MySQL, Twilio, Google Maps and Agora usage, Firebase, store developer accounts and the fees PayPal and the app stores take. The biggest ongoing line is moderation staff and marketing to reach each city you open. Budget for acquiring members in one place at a time rather than everywhere at once.
Dating looks simple on screen and is hard underneath. Location, real-time chat and payments each need careful engineering, and trust tooling is never optional. This comparison goes module by module, in qualitative terms, so you can see what a custom team would solve and what you would receive on day one.
Build it yourselfA responsive card stack, like and pass storage, mutual match detection and ordering of profiles, designed and tuned.
Ready-madeSwipe, mutual match and an encounters view already connected to chat.
Build it yourselfGeo queries, distance calculation, privacy controls and battery-friendly updates, a specialist piece of work.
Ready-madeGPS based nearby discovery with distance and filters, using Google Maps services.
Build it yourselfMessage delivery, media upload, read state and push alerts across two platforms and a web panel.
Ready-madeReal-time messaging with photos and GIFs plus push notifications.
Build it yourselfCall signaling, SDK integration, permissions and fallback handling for varied devices and networks.
Ready-madeCalls on the Agora SDK in the Android app, connected during deployment.
Build it yourselfUpload handling, compression, moderation hooks and progress feedback for photos and clips.
Ready-madePhoto, bio and short clip profiles with upload progress and compression.
Build it yourselfStore billing, subscriptions, a credits ledger and gateway integrations, typically a specialist integration.
Ready-madePremium plans, credits, gifts and in-app purchases with PayPal on Android and web.
Build it yourselfReport intake, a review queue, actions, appeals and staff roles, usually underestimated at the start.
Ready-madeReport and block in the apps with manager review and admin bans and suspensions.
Build it yourselfRegional roles, scoped dashboards and local offers, which many teams only add after a second market.
Ready-madeA manager app for regional oversight, analytics and localized offers.
Build it yourselfUsers, plans, purchases, roles, analytics and policy pages that operations will request.
Ready-madeA finished panel with roles, analytics, subscriptions and an editor for policy pages.
Build it yourselfMember and manager apps on two systems plus store submission, a team for several months.
Ready-madeFlutter apps rebranded and published to your developer accounts.
Tinder is widely known for the swipe, the mutual match and paid plans and boosts that expand reach. This platform follows that rhythm and adds credits, gifts and live streaming. The table covers operating model only, makes no claim about any company business or figures, and the platform is independent of the named app.
| Aspect | The Tinder model | This platform |
|---|---|---|
| Who sets the rules | One company decides product, policy and pricing | You decide plans, prices, policy and moderation |
| Matching logic | Proprietary and not adjustable by anyone else | Match and search settings you control in the admin panel |
| Paid features | Subscriptions and add-ons defined by the owner | Premium plans, credits, gifts and in-app items you define |
| Regional operation | Run centrally | Regional managers with their own app and local offers |
| Live streaming | Offered in the owner product | Included, with gifts from viewers |
| Source access | Closed product | Complete source code and rebranding |
| Member base | An enormous existing audience | None included; you recruit the first members |
The founders and teams this product fits most directly, one line each. The launch ideas that follow turn these audiences into a first-week plan.
Launch a swipe-first app for a country or city with credits, gifts and premium plans on day one.
Focus on an age group, community or interest, using filters and your own branding to stand out.
Use manager roles to run different regions with their own discounts, reports and analytics.
Pair live streaming and virtual gifts with matching to build a more social, spend-driven app.
Start from nearby discovery and chat, then add event-based matching, which we set up for you.
Deploy branded dating apps for clients, each with their own panels and payment accounts.
A general dating app competes with products that already hold most members. A narrow, local launch has a better chance of reaching enough people in one place. Each idea names the audience, what they pay for and what to configure first.
A local brand for one place where mainstream apps feel generic. Members pay for visibility and extra reach. Start with one city, set the premium plans and use filters for age and distance so every member sees people they could actually meet.
People who share a faith, culture or language want matches who understand their expectations. They pay for confidence in who they meet. Configure interests, branding and strong verification first, and write clear community guidelines before inviting anyone.
Older singles often prefer a calmer app with larger text and clear safety signals. They pay for a trustworthy environment. Focus the design and copy on that audience and set conservative defaults for visibility and messaging.
Hobbyists such as hikers, gamers or musicians look for partners who share the interest. They pay for filters that surface it. Use the interest fields and branding first, and scope event-based matching if meetups are central.
A more social app where members go live, receive gifts and meet through shared streams. Viewers pay for credits and gifts. Configure the credits economy first, and scope host payouts if you plan to share gift income.
An agency deploys branded dating apps for clients, each with its own panels and payment accounts. Clients pay for a finished product. Standardize the setup checklist so every deployment follows the same safe configuration.
Your choice is not only which brand to imitate. It is also which route to take. The names below are widely known products or approaches, set out as plain trade-offs rather than rankings. Each suits a different operator, and none is right for everyone.
Established swipe dating app
Members who want a very large pool and a familiar, fast way to meet people.
You are a user, not an owner: no control over rules, pricing or the community.
Relationship-focused dating app
Members who prefer prompts and conversation starters over a pure swipe.
A different interaction model, so it answers a different brief than a swipe-first clone.
Women-first dating app
Members who want a respectful pace and a rule about who writes first.
The first-move rule shapes the whole product, so it is a distinct concept to build.
Self-hosted code
Technical founders comfortable assembling hosting, apps and moderation themselves.
Cheap to start, but support, mobile apps and trust tooling are left to you.
Bespoke development
Teams with unusual requirements and the patience for a long delivery schedule.
The highest cost and wait, with every module yours to specify, test and maintain.
A white-label platform you own sits between a script and a bespoke build. You receive finished apps, panels and source code, launch under your brand and keep the whole income. In return you take on the operator work: recruiting members in one place, running moderation, meeting local rules and paying for hosting and outside services.
Longer answers to the questions buyers of this model ask before they commit.
A dating app is only as good as the number of eligible people near each user. A thousand members spread across a country feels empty, while the same number in one city feels alive. Pick a single city or a tight region for launch and concentrate everything there: promotion, events, partnerships and moderation attention. Open the next area once the first shows steady matching and conversation.
Balance the early member mix. If one side of your audience outnumbers the other heavily, the larger side stops seeing value and leaves. Recruit deliberately, using local communities, venues and campus or workplace groups. The location search and filters help members find real neighbors, and the regional manager role gives you a person who owns results in each area.
Use trial periods and localized discounts to seed engagement, then watch match rates in the manager analytics. If matches do not turn into conversations, look at profile quality first: photos, bios and the short video clips. Encourage members to complete profiles, and consider guiding new users through setup. A warm first week matters more than any later feature.
Credits work when members have clear things to spend them on. Start by deciding what costs credits and what stays free, because every free feature reduces the reason to buy. Gifts give credits emotional value, since sending one is a gesture. Live streaming adds an audience that can respond with gifts. Introduce them one at a time so members understand each before the next appears.
Pack sizes and prices should feel simple. A small first pack lowers the barrier for a curious member, and larger packs reward commitment. Avoid a confusing menu. Because credits can be bought through PayPal on Android and web as well as through in-app purchase, think about which channel you want to steer members toward, given the fees each one carries.
Protect the economy with limits and review. Watch for unusual purchasing and gifting patterns, set clear refund rules and publish them. Decide early whether credits can ever leave the app, because cashing out has legal and accounting effects and needs rules agreed with us. Keep reporting visible to managers and admins so you can see where spend comes from.
Safety is the thing members will judge you on, and it starts with the first report. Make reporting and blocking easy, answer every report within a promised window and tell the reporter what happened where you can. Give moderators and regional managers clear guidelines on what is removed, what earns a warning and what leads to a ban, and apply them consistently across regions.
Verification is your strongest trust tool. Admins can verify profiles, so decide what standard you will apply and say so openly. A verified mark means something only if members understand how it is earned. Pair it with limits on repeat offenders, using suspensions and bans, and keep notes on each case so decisions are defensible when someone challenges them.
Handle personal data with care. Location, photos and private messages are sensitive. Edit the privacy and terms pages so they describe what the app really collects, keep the AdMob consent in place where relevant and limit who on staff can see member details. Write an incident plan before you need it, including who talks to members and regulators if something goes wrong.
Get logins for the user app, the manager app, the web panel and the admin panel, and use them together. Swipe and match between two test accounts, chat, place a video call, buy credits, send a gift, report a user and resolve that report from the manager and admin sides. If a flow is missing or only described, you will pay to build it later.
Read the release log and ask what each entry means in practice. Recent versions mention PayPal credit purchases, editable policy pages, phone login, Google and Apple sign-in, updated push delivery and video calling on Android. A dated history shows the product is maintained. Ask which platforms each feature covers, since some entries mention Android and web specifically.
Clarify your own obligations. You will need accounts for maps, messaging, push, video calls, ads and payments, plus Apple and Google developer accounts. Ask who publishes the apps and under whose name. Confirm that you receive full source and rebranding and that support terms are written down. Treat any claim of guaranteed matches or members with caution, because no software can promise either.
It includes a user app and a manager app for Android and iOS, a member web panel and an admin panel. Features cover swipe matching, nearby discovery, real-time chat, video calls, live streaming, credits, gifts and premium plans. You also receive the complete source code with no encryption, so your developers can change any flow they like.
The ready-made platform is $3,399 one-time. Rebranding and deployment take 6 working days. Tailored work such as new matching rules, extra gateways or design changes runs 2 to 8 weeks depending on scope, with scope confirmed with us at kickoff. Branding, source code and deployment are all covered by the price.
Through premium subscriptions that lift limits like swipes, credits bought as virtual currency, virtual gifts, in-app purchases and AdMob banners. Managers can also run localized discounts and trial periods. Pricing and plans are configured by the admin, so you can test offers without a release.
The platform lets members go live and receive virtual gifts, and it sells credits. Sharing gift income with hosts through payouts is something we can set up if your model needs it, along with the rules around it, with scope confirmed with us.
No. This platform is not connected to, sponsored by or endorsed by Tinder. The name describes the category of app. No code, design, graphics or content comes from the Tinder website or apps, and you launch under your own brand.
It lets managers oversee a region or category, review flagged content, handle complaints, see analytics for their area and offer local discounts or trials. Admins keep control of overall monetization, and can create moderator, manager and support roles with separate permissions.
The web and admin panels use PHP with Bootstrap, NodeJS and MySQL. Both mobile apps are Flutter. Video calling uses the Agora SDK, ads use AdMob, and integrations include Google Maps, Twilio, Firebase, a payment API and translation. Push notifications use Firebase Cloud Messaging.
AI-powered matching, face verification, chat translation, Swipe Surge events and AR dates are advanced capabilities. Check the live demo for what is running today. Anything you need that is not live there we can set up for you, with a timeline confirmed with us.
Yes. App publishing support is included: we publish both apps to the stores on your developer accounts and see them through approval. You provide the accounts, and store review times are outside our control. Both apps are Flutter builds, so one codebase serves Android and iOS.
The price includes 60 days of technical bug support and 1 year of free updates. First response comes within 2 hours, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST. Support covers the platform we delivered and not code that your own team adds, though we will review an approach if you ask.
Dating apps operate lawfully in many markets, but you must follow local rules on age limits, consumer protection, data protection, advertising and, in some places, specific dating regulations. You are responsible for compliance in your market. We supply moderation and verification tooling and cannot give legal advice, so speak to local counsel before you open registration.
Yes. Because you receive the full source code, you can adapt the product to a niche such as a faith community, a language group, a hobby or a local scene. Filters, interests and branding handle simple cases, and deeper changes are tailored for your build. A narrow audience also makes it easier to reach enough members in one place.
Phone login was added for Android and the web. Members can also sign up with email, Google or Apple, and signing in with Google or Apple creates an account automatically with a random login that can be changed. Pick the methods you want open and test each one on your own hosting before launch.
Calls use the Agora SDK, and the Android app received video calling in version 6.7. You will need an Agora account of your own to run it in production. We connect it during deployment using the credentials you supply, and usage is billed by the provider according to their terms.
Yes. AdMob banners are supported, and you enter banner IDs in the admin panel without touching code. A GDPR consent form for AdMob is included. Paid members can use the app ad-free, which gives free users a reason to upgrade. Check your ad network rules for your market before turning ads on.
A migration is something we handle for you, with scope confirmed after we see your data. Profiles, photos and matches can usually be imported into MySQL, and members need a way to confirm their accounts after the move. Plan communication carefully, because a dating community is sensitive to anything that looks like lost matches or messages.
No. It exists for operators who want regional staff to oversee a territory with their own analytics and offers. If you run one small market, admins can handle everything from the panel. You can leave the manager app unpublished at first and add it when you open a second region.
Members, marketing, content moderation staff and third-party service accounts are yours. Advanced additions such as AI matchmaking, translation, face verification, virtual reality and astrological compatibility are available, with scope confirmed with us. Store approval is decided by Apple and Google, and we support the submission but do not control the outcome.
Video calls on the Agora SDK in the Android app and virtual gifts are part of the platform, and you need your own call provider account. Super likes are something we set up for you, so agree the rules with us first. Gifts can also be paired with live streaming to build a more social app.
Members report and block inside the app, managers review flagged content for their region and admins verify profiles and apply bans or suspensions. Filtering plus manual tools support staff, and roles keep permissions separate. The speed and fairness of your response is an operational promise, so publish expected response times and meet them.
Admins can verify profiles from the panel today. An automated face check that confirms a photo matches the person is something we set up for you, and we tailor ID document checks to your market. Decide what verification should mean for your members, tell them plainly, and apply it evenly.
The product includes a GDPR consent form for ads, member privacy controls and an editor for Terms, GDPR and Privacy text. Compliance itself depends on how you operate, what you retain and where you host. We supply tooling, not legal advice, so involve local counsel before you open registration.
Yes. Filters, interests and branding handle simple niches, and with the source code deeper rules can be tailored for your build. With a tightly defined group, a single city or community can supply enough active profiles for matching to work. Write guidelines for that community before launch so moderators know what to enforce.
GPS shows members who are close to the viewer and displays distance, and filters narrow the list by age and interests. Members control their own visibility. The app uses Google Maps services, which you connect with your own keys and pay for according to usage. Choose how precisely you show location with safety in mind.
We make no member-count claim. Capacity depends on the servers you provide and how the database and media storage are tuned, while third-party services scale on their own terms and bills. If you expect a large launch, tell us early so we can discuss hosting before deployment rather than after a slowdown.
Premium plans that lift limits and add boosts, credits that members spend on gifts, in-app purchases, AdMob banners for free members and regional offers set by managers. Pricing is configured in the admin panel, so you can test changes in one market without a release. Super likes and host payouts are something we can set up for you.
Store review for dating apps usually looks for report and block tools, content moderation, clear age rules and accurate privacy information. The platform has the in-app tools, and you supply the policies and enforcement. We handle publishing to your accounts, but approval is decided by Apple and Google and we cannot guarantee it.
Managers look after a region or category, review reports and flagged content, message members from their dashboard and read local analytics. They can also offer localized discounts and trials while admins keep overall monetization control. If you run a single small market you can leave the manager app unpublished at first.
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