‘The start of the post-Tinder era’: female tech entrepreneurs shake up online dating

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Following the success of Bumble, a female-founded dating app that only lets women initiate contact, more women are launching dating apps.
Pickable, launched in 2018 by Clementine Lalande (37), lets women anonymously browse potential suitors without having to provide their own names or photos (limit online exposure).
The app So Syncd, created by sisters Jessica and Louella Anderson, provides matches based on Myers-Briggs personality test results.
Ultimately, women are creating dating apps that help women form genuine relationships and avoid men seeking casual hook-ups.

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