> Tinder doesn’t know if they were successful or not. They just know you stopped opening the app.
what do you mean? if you stop opening the app, they were not successful. any seas founders here who want their users to stop using the service?
what do you mean? if you stop opening the app, they were not successful. any seas founders here who want their users to stop using the service?
Also they won’t know who you started dating. It’s most likely not the last person you matched with or messaged. So any training data will probably be incredibly noisy, because romantic compatibility is not something that happens in the app.
That's the problem: ad based apps want to keep you there, not solve your problems.
I thought about a dating app where you pay for entry and that's it. Then the incentive is that you don't need it anymore ASAP, because the more time you spend there, the more costs.
Theres a network problem, where it must be high quality, successful, and with lots of people before people are willing to pay. Maybe it would need to start with a free trial in a small region to get some traction before, and rolled out slowly.