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Dating app ‘Feeld’ explodes after android launch
With its recent Android launch, Feeld, a dating app for open-minded millennials is already touting impressive figures of over 200,000 downloads in 2 months.
This comes as no surprise with the small team (thirteen strong, working remotely in five different countries) continuing expansion of its 1.8 million user base in the UK, US, Spain, Brazil and Russia.
Starting life as 3nder(the apps previous name) a humble ‘threesomes’ app, Feeld now two- tyears old claims to have matured into a more sophisticated way of exploring boundaries and experiences in relationships.
“Feeld is inspired by endless curiosity and growth, it is a place where people feel free to explore along their personal boundaries,” said founder Dimo Trifonov.
With a very respectable 40% of their user base consisting of women this niche dating app seems to be going from strength to strength despite its rebrand and ongoing fight with dating giant Tinder over name similarities.
The app can be downloaded on Google Play or App Store
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Mark Tether .
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