LunchClick
In short: LunchClick is a Singapore dating app launched in 2015 by the matchmaking agency Lunch Actually, led by co-founder Violet Lim. It sent users one match a day and checked that Singaporean members were single. It matters to the industry as an early one-match-a-day, verification-led app in Southeast Asia, though its Google Play listing was unpublished in December 2023.
Key facts
| Type | Dating app |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Singapore, Singapore |
| Founded | 2015 |
| Status | Unclear. Android app unpublished from Google Play in December 2023; website now shows Lunch Actually agency content. |
| Website | lunchclick.co |
| Owner / developer | Lunch Actually Pte. Ltd. (Lunch Actually Group), Singapore [appbrain.com] |
| Launch year | 2015, alongside Lunch Actually's acquisition of MeetNLunch in Thailand [lunchactually.com, 2015] |
| Headquarters | Singapore (developer address 51 Cuppage Road, Singapore 229469) [appbrain.com] |
| Founder | Violet Lim, co-founder and CEO of Lunch Actually, listed as founder of LunchClick [tracxn.com] |
| Product model | One match per day at noon, Q&A interaction instead of free chat, manual profile approval and NRIC checks for Singaporean users [vulcanpost.com] |
| Positioning | Female-centric app for women looking for serious relationships [reference.nlb.gov.sg] |
| Google Play status | Unpublished from Google Play on 18 December 2023; last update 10 January 2021; about 220 thousand downloads recorded [appbrain.com, 18 December 2023] |
| Website | lunchclick.co now displays Lunch Actually dating agency content [lunchclick.co] |
| DII coverage | Named by DII as one of the apps active in Singapore in its report on Spark's in-chat venue booking launch [Dating Industry Insights, 17 October 2025] |
About LunchClick
LunchClick is a dating app made in Singapore by Lunch Actually, a matchmaking agency that began in 2004 as a lunch dating service. The app launched in 2015, the same year Lunch Actually acquired the Thai agency MeetNLunch. The Singapore National Library Board describes it as a female-centric app aimed at people looking for serious relationships. Violet Lim, co-founder and CEO of Lunch Actually, is named as its founder by Tracxn.
The app gave each user one match a day at noon, with 24 hours to like or pass. Matched users communicated through a question and answer format rather than free chat. Singaporean applicants entered their NRIC number so staff could check they were not married, and profiles were approved manually. In-app "Love Assistants" gave dating advice. The app was free to download, with paid premium options and in-app purchases.
Its current status is unclear. AppBrain records that the Android app was unpublished from Google Play on 18 December 2023, with its last update in January 2021. The lunchclick.co address now shows Lunch Actually agency content, and Lunch Actually promotes its own app. DII's October 2025 coverage of Spark's launch lists LunchClick among apps active in the Singapore market, but that article does not give details on LunchClick itself.
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Questions about LunchClick
Who owns LunchClick?
LunchClick was developed by Lunch Actually Pte. Ltd., part of the Lunch Actually Group, a Singapore dating agency.
How does LunchClick work?
Users received one match a day at noon and had 24 hours to like or pass. Matched users then exchanged answers to set questions and could propose a date through the app.
Is LunchClick still available?
Unclear. The Android app was unpublished from Google Play in December 2023, and lunchclick.co now shows Lunch Actually agency content. Lunch Actually promotes its own app.
When did LunchClick launch?
It launched in 2015.
What is LunchClick?
LunchClick is a Singapore dating app launched in 2015 by the matchmaking agency Lunch Actually, led by co-founder Violet Lim. It sent users one match a day and checked that Singaporean members were single.
Where is LunchClick based?
LunchClick is based in Singapore, Singapore.
When was LunchClick founded?
LunchClick was founded in 2015.
Also known as: LunchClick by Lunch Actually.