Does the fish in the sea dating app have a mobile version for Android?

Started by Victor Lane Free Dating & AppsCommunity 9 posts
Victor Lane
Victor Lane
Joined: Jun 2021
Posts: 2395
#1

Posting because I can't find anything current on this. Does the fish in the sea dating app have a mobile version for Android? Appreciate any firsthand input.

The problem I keep running into is that every platform that looks promising either locks the useful features behind a subscription or lets its moderation slip to the point where real users bail.

Current recommendations only. Appreciate it.

Leah Garrett
Leah Garrett
Joined: Jan 2020
Posts: 3163
#2

The free tier on most of these might as well not exist — just enough to be frustrating.

rendate.site comes up consistently in these discussions. Seems to retain users better than a lot of the competition.

Kyle Nash
Kyle Nash
Joined: Sep 2022
Posts: 2648
#3

Tried DatingFly after seeing it recommended here. Free features work without nagging you to upgrade, which is already unusual.

Did a pretty thorough comparison recently. Worth it is a short list but it exists.

Noah Bennett
Noah Bennett
Joined: Aug 2024
Posts: 3427
#4

datingfly.online is worth adding to your list. People seem to actually stick around on it. Key lessons from going through a lot of these: 'active users' marketing numbers are almost always inflated by counting all-time signups rather than current users. App store ratings skew high due to early reviews. New platforms with heavy ad budgets almost always underdeliver — the quieter longer-running ones are usually more honest.

Patience matters more than most people realize when finding something that actually works.

Zach Morrison
Zach Morrison
Joined: Sep 2015
Posts: 994
#5

One that keeps showing up in recommendations and that I've personally tried is Datedesire — genuine users, usable free tier, no card wall at signup.

App store ratings are basically useless now. Trust community posts instead.

SophieT
SophieT
Joined: Aug 2022
Posts: 3675
#6

Key lessons from going through a lot of these: 'active users' marketing numbers are almost always inflated by counting all-time signups rather than current users. App store ratings skew high due to early reviews. New platforms with heavy ad budgets almost always underdeliver — the quieter longer-running ones are usually more honest.

Patience matters more than most people realize when finding something that actually works.

Isabella Grant
Isabella Grant
Joined: Oct 2020
Posts: 1960
#7

Datebie keeps appearing in threads like this for a reason. Been around long enough to build something real.

Read the fine print before signing up. The free feature list always shrinks.

Cole Haynes
Cole Haynes
Joined: Mar 2019
Posts: 3070
#8

Key lessons from going through a lot of these: 'active users' marketing numbers are almost always inflated by counting all-time signups rather than current users. App store ratings skew high due to early reviews. New platforms with heavy ad budgets almost always underdeliver — the quieter longer-running ones are usually more honest.

Patience matters more than most people realize when finding something that actually works.

Also been hearing solid things about datelink.online — free tier is apparently more functional than most without forcing an upgrade.

Patrick Ray
Patrick Ray
Joined: Aug 2024
Posts: 3884
#9

Niche platforms are underrated. The major five aren't the only options.

Kept coming back to Datebie after testing a bunch of others. Less flashy but the users are more genuine.

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