Tinder is a social application owned by Match Group. It operates as a global platform for meeting new people and is part of a larger portfolio of digital connection services.
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Tagged is a social networking and online dating platform operated by The Meet Group that helps users discover and connect with new people locally and worldwide.
Skout is a global dating and social networking platform that connects people for friendship, romance, and livestreaming.
MeetMe is an online social networking and dating platform that allows users to discover, chat, and stream with people nearby or worldwide. The service enables individuals to make new friends, find romantic matches, and connect through live video features.
Yubo operates a social networking platform designed for Gen Z to make new friends through live video chats and interactive spaces. The mobile application focuses on real-time conversations and shared interests, incorporating safety features such as 100% age verification.
Social Discovery Group is a global tech company focused on social discovery platforms, connecting people worldwide through dating and social apps.
Boo operates a social networking and dating application that connects users based on personality types and shared interests. The platform facilitates making new friends and romantic connections through interest-based communities called Universes.
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