Hinge is the dating app designed to be deleted. The company is on a mission to create a less lonely world by inspiring intimate, in-person connections.
Through in-depth and personalized profiles, daters have unique conversations that get them off the app and out on great dates.
How We Get You Off Hinge
In today’s digital world, singles are so busy matching that they’re not actually connecting. Hinge is on a mission to change that. So we built an app that’s designed to be deleted.
- We quickly learn your type. You'll only be introduced to the best people for you.
- We give you a sense of someone’s personality. You'll get to know potential dates through their unique answers to prompts, and personal information like religion, height, and politics.
- We make it easy to start a conversation. Every match begins by someone liking or commenting on a specific part of your profile.
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We ask how your dates are going. After exchanging phone numbers with a Match, we’ll follow up to hear how your date went so we can make better recommendations in the future.
What We Believe
We believe in love.
At our core, Hinge is focused on helping our members find authentic, meaningful connections. Our goal is to create a community where everyone can safely find love.
We believe in diversity.
Our community is made up of millions of people from a broad spectrum of backgrounds and beliefs. We believe this is something to celebrate and want Hinge to be a welcoming place for anyone looking for a genuine connection.
Our strength flows from our diversity and the voices that make up Hinge help us grow as a community. This includes (but isn’t limited to) a diversity of genders, ethnicities, and sexualities.
We believe in respect.
There isn’t any room for debate when it comes to respect. Abuse, harassment, and threats are all unacceptable on Hinge.
We do not tolerate hate speech. That includes anything that encourages racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, or any other kind of bigotry. To protect other members of the Hinge community, we encourage you to report hate speech if you see it.
We believe in empathy.
We believe in treating one another with compassion, so we expect all our members to treat each other as they’d like to be treated. Many of us feel anxious about the challenges the world is facing, but one thing we do have control over is how we respond. It’s important to lead with love.
These are essential values for the kind of community we aspire to be. When we don’t feel safe, we can’t be open and honest. When we can’t be open and honest, it’s impossible to make real connections. In a time when we often feel divided and defensive, we want each member of our community to feel safe enough to be their authentic selves and to find someone who loves them for who they are.