Like Tinder, Badoo was based on swiping until recently, when the company got rid of swipe-based matching and debuted a new live video feature. One of the even more commonly used international dating apps is Badoo, which has over 400 million users. In addition to the U.S., Tinder is very popular in India, Israel, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and the northern and western parts of Europe. With more than 50 million global users, Tinder’s popularity has expanded from the U.S. You might be thinking, they probably just use Tinder everywhere.
Is the rest of the world swiping as much as we are? And what are some of the most popular international dating apps? Let’s go speed-dating with apps around the world to see how much we can learn. The pervasiveness of app culture in the United States led us to wonder if people in other countries also rely on dating apps. That’s about all there is to it - it’s inherently superficial, but also instantaneous, addictive and fun. On rare occasions, we’ll meet up for a date. If we both swipe right, it’s a match! Then, maybe, we’ll have a conversation. We look at a photo, maybe read a quick bio, and then swipe left or right to signify our interest. For better or for worse, modern American romance is all about apps.
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