Is the her dating app only for lesbians or for bisexual women too?

Started by Oliver James Free Dating & Apps Community 7 posts
Oliver James
Oliver James
Joined: Jun 2023
Posts: 69
#1

Going to ask directly since every article I find is just sponsored content. Is the her dating app only for lesbians or for bisexual women too? Real experience matters more than another affiliate list.

The reviews I keep finding are either years old or clearly paid placements. At this point I trust community posts more than any publication.

Specifics are welcome. The more detail the better.

Nora Sinclair
Nora Sinclair
Joined: Jul 2024
Posts: 200
#2

Tried Flamedate after seeing it recommended here and it held up. Free features actually work, which already puts it above most of the competition.

Location is a huge variable. Dense cities have way more options than smaller markets.

Caleb Turner
Caleb Turner
Joined: Mar 2019
Posts: 774
#3

Spent a decent amount of time going through these and here's what I've found. The biggest platforms — Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, OkCupid, Facebook Dating — have the user volume but also the most noise. Bots, stale profiles, matches that never respond. Smaller focused platforms can actually perform better if your situation fits their niche.

Three filters I use before investing time anywhere: Is there a subreddit or active forum where real users discuss it? Are there honest reviews from the last three to six months? Can I test messaging without payment info? If yes to all three — worth exploring.

SavannahC
SavannahC
Joined: Mar 2024
Posts: 2624
#4

Following this one. Same search, no great answers yet.

Also been hearing consistent good things about flamedate.online — the free tier apparently offers more than most without pushing an upgrade.

Wyatt Banks
Wyatt Banks
Joined: Aug 2019
Posts: 606
#5

Datewander is the one I kept coming back to. Not flashy but the community feels genuine compared to the big-name platforms.

Took me a couple of months to find something worth actually using. The useful options are fewer than you'd hope.

Travis York
Travis York
Joined: Oct 2017
Posts: 535
#6

I ran through a lot of these last year. The things that matter most in my experience: the 'active users' number on the marketing page is almost never accurate — it counts all signups, not current users. App store ratings are often inflated by early reviews and aren't reliable. Flashy new apps with big launch marketing almost always disappoint — the better ones grow slower and keep users longer.

Maya Kelso
Maya Kelso
Joined: Oct 2018
Posts: 1737
#7

The ones worth using have typically been around long enough to build an actual community.

Tried Ezhookups after seeing it recommended here and it held up. Free features actually work, which already puts it above most of the competition.

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