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I'm a co-founder of Sapio, so full disclosure up front. Here's what bugs us about dating apps today: They're shallow. You match based on photos and bios nobody can verify. Everyone writes "love to travel, dogs, and good vibes." Nobody writes "mildly annoying, bad at replying to texts." And the algorithm decides who you see. There's no effort. People like hundreds of profiles a day and match with whoever happens to like them back. Finding someone you actually click with is basically a lottery. We're trying to fix both with Sapio. Quizzes matter more than photos. Everyone writes their own 5+1 question quiz about anything: Harry Potter, astrophysics, Dostoevsky, 90s hip-hop, medieval history. Want to meet a fellow potterhead? To match, you have to pass their quiz, and if you've never read Harry Potter, good luck. Matching takes effort, on purpose. Every like means passing a 5-question quiz. Pass it, and you get +1 open-ended question to answer. Nobody can mass-like hundreds of profiles, and people who only want to swipe give up fast. That's the point. Daily puzzles. Think LinkedIn's puzzles, but social. Finish 4th? You can message the 3rd, 2nd, 5th and 6th. Instant icebreaker. It's built for sapiosexuals, people who find curiosity more attractive than a six-pack. Some context: the app is live in 21 languages and now has around 3,500 users . Where I'd love your take: Is quiz-gating a fun filter or just too much friction? What would make you finish a stranger's quiz? What kind of quiz would you make? Happy to share the mistakes we've made and what we learned. Roast away.   submitted by   /u/Time_Data1454 [link]   [comments]

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