Once: Perfect Match Dating App

4 of 100 · reviews
3.9of 5 · store
51,814ratings on the App Store
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An editorial reading of the saved reviews

The app works on a scheme: AI characters lure users into conversations then block replies without purchasing 'diamonds'. Real users are rare. According to reviews this is not a dating service but monetization of the illusion of connection.

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What people use it for

Not recommended in its current state.

What reviews praise

The idea of 'one algorithm-chosen match per day' appeals to those who want more intentional dating.
The interface is clean and visually pleasant.

What reviews complain about

Virtually all active profiles are AI bots.
Real conversation with a live person is practically unachievable without significant spending on in-app currency.

What users experience

4 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.

This is not a dating App as it shamelessly states in its description. You will get a lot of messages, automated and otherwise, from attractive members but you in order to respond you have to buy "diamonds", which would not be that big of an

I had the app for 7 days and at first thought it might be a good dating app. But then I started seeing the same responses from women. So I decided to test it and women would not answer specific questions and continually said I need to take

Having it for an hour I matched with about 7 or 8 guys and when I asked them all at the same time if they had instagram they all said no, they don't use it and they want to stay talking on the app. How is this scam not illegal basically tri

The users that are promoted are fake. So if a name has 🔥 after the name, or a 🌎it is a bot. It costs Gems to talk to people. If you read the fine print, you can talk to regular users if you pay for the subscription, but 99% are promoted or