Bumble (i OS only): Bumble was actually created by an employee of Tinder after she left the company, and was created with an intent to discourage gender issues in online dating.

Bumble includes almost all of the same features as Tinder, but has two key differences – women are the only ones who can message a match first, and if they don’t message within twenty-four hours of matching the match disappears.

While there are definitely stories about people meeting their significant others on Tinder, those stories tend to be the exception rather than the rule!

Its simplicity has been part of what makes it so attractive to its users – using geolocation, the app shows users profiles of their preferred gender and age-range within a set geographical area.

Profiles consist only of a first name, an age, a 500-character description, and up to six photos.

This formula has been incredibly successful — with over 50 million users, Tinder has become a serious contender in the online dating world.

However, many online daters have some issues with Tinder’s approach to romance.