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For real, though: dating as a nonreligious + highly cerebral person who wants kids *soon* is a nightmare; possibly a good market niche for someone who wants to experiment outside apparent local maxima for dating appshttps://twitter.com/primalpoly/status/1057632854966849537 …
Older apps were built around data collection + analysis, the idea that a secret sauce algorithm could turn low-res personal quizzes into perfect matches Newer apps are... Tinder. Just, ugh I'd like to see a framework for intentional networks of friend-matchmakers
It would be expensive, too. Because the makers of a service like this would know that the target consumer was so disillusioned by the futility of their own attempts to solve the problem that a real solution would be priceless to them.
It *has* to be "reassuringly expensive" so that you can be confident that the service has an incentive to find you one long-term match rather than a series of unsatisfactory ones that keep you paying for the monthly subscription.
It's particularly a problem when you add in strong interest in having children. The intersection of cerebral women and those with interest in children is quite small. At least we have arranged marriage / dating setups to assist...
How would you feel about a dating app gated with an IQ test / threshold?
That app sounds horrifically snobby.
I mean, yeah, this is literally the most crucial thing to be discerning about
How about a dating app that uses niche hobbies and interests to pair potential mates, eg. podcasts listened to, level of interest in a basket preselected topics / ideas, etc
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