Hinge is the dating app that's "designed to be deleted." The app, which was acquired by Match Group in 2018, promises a more relationship-finding focus for its members — hence the tagline. "Hinge's ...

A musician named Claude leveraged the dating app Hinge to seek job opportunities, bypassing traditional job search methods. She humorously and boldly asked her matches about hiring, gaining widespread ...

At a time when most technology platforms are doing everything they can to keep you scrolling, Hinge has built its strategy around doing precisely the opposite: disappearing from your phone altogether.

Hinge CEO Justin Mcleod predicts AI will transform online dating. He believes AI-powered matching will replace mass swiping soon. Users can express preferences naturally for better matches. Mcleod ...

Hinge’s CEO insisted that the dating app doesn’t have an “attractiveness score” despite mounting complaints that the online dating application only supplies a stream of subpar selections. In an ...

Judi Julmisse, a Black woman in Miami, was your typical Hinge user. She created a profile listing her relationship wants and her career. She answered prompts to show off her personality and uploaded ...

The app that’s “designed to be deleted” may actually be getting its wish—but not for reasons its leadership wants. Hinge, one of America’s most popular dating apps for adults, is seeing a wave of ...