The British designer and writer S. Sima developed for himself the personal analogue of Tinder. There is not a single male representative except Simov himself in Shinder . Thus, a 45-year-old man plans to find a couple on Valentine's Day.

We have already written about the application for dating on the basis of hatred. Hater is a project of comedian Brendan Alper, who was originally conceived as a joke. On February 8, the application launched. Its interface is similar to Tinder, only you need to swing not potential candidates for a date, but objects, topics and phenomena, choosing those that you like and do not like it. So far, the creators of the application offer to choose from two thousand objects of hatred - from Donald Trump to slow pedestrians and vapers. The Alper promises that in the future, users will be able to independently talk about what they do not tolerate to the spirit.

Sapio is an application for sacupexuals, which are excited only by very smart people. At first glance, Sapio is no different from other acting applications (the pretentious concept does not count). However, it has a fairly useful function: the user can choose several questions from 300 proposed, answer them in free form - and show this questionnaire to other users. Questions, for example, are: "The first thing you will do if you win the lottery?" Or "if you do not love ... we will not be able to meet."

Twindog - application for dogs and their owners. It is very simple and understandable: you can choose a company for your pet or only for yourself. In the first case, you upload a photograph of your dog, in the second - your joint. We do not know how things are with the romantic component, but the application, at least, will help to find companions for walking with a dog.

An incredibly mercantile application for the search for a rich patron. Users looking for sponsor prove that their photos are not a fake; Sponsors indicate their income.

Dine chooses a partner based on restaurants and bars that the user likes. The creators of Dine urge to immediately go on a date, and not correspond to two weeks. Theoretically, this works like this: you send a request to the user who drinks in the same bar every Saturday as you, write off and go to this bar together.

The Pizza Express restaurant network decided to check whether people who prefer the same pizza would like each other, and arranged a series of dates in their establishments. The study failed and did not lead to anything: some lovers of Pepperoni agreed on the second meeting, while others left after five minutes of conversation about pizza.
Anya Spilkovskaya