Quickmeets

In short: Quickmeets is a US social and dating app for Gen Z and college students. Users upload a photo of a celebrity crush or ideal type, and AI suggests matches who look similar. It was founded by Penn graduate Louis Chung, who is listed as the developer on the App Store. It matters as an early example of AI visual preference matching.

Key facts

TypeDating app
HeadquartersUnited States
StatusLive on the App Store and Google Play; latest iOS version dated 24 October 2025
Websitequickmeets.app
Developer / founderLouis Chung is listed as developer and seller on the App Store and developer on Google Play [apps.apple.com, 2025]
Founder backgroundLouis Chung is a 2024 University of Pennsylvania College graduate who founded Quickmeets after leaving Penn and cofounded Kfans in 2022 [thedp.com, April 2025]
ProductUsers upload a photo of a celebrity crush or ideal type and AI analyses visual preferences to suggest matches [apps.apple.com, 2025]
University availabilityAvailable at Penn, Drexel, Temple, Villanova, UCLA, USC and Texas A&M, with several thousand downloads [thedp.com, April 2025]
App Store listingFree with in-app purchases, 18+, Social Networking category, 650 ratings averaging 4.7, version 2.1.6 dated 24 October 2025 [apps.apple.com, 24 October 2025]
Matching formatEarly version gave one match per day, with .edu email verification and a ten minute window to respond [34st.com, March 2025]
Developer addressGoogle Play lists the developer address as Beverly Hills, California, United States [play.google.com]
Websitequickmeets.app [quickmeets.app]

About Quickmeets

Quickmeets is a mobile app that matches users on visual preferences. A user uploads a photo of a celebrity crush or an ideal type, and the app uses AI to suggest verified members who resemble it. The Daily Pennsylvanian reported in April 2025 that the app can be used for platonic or romantic matches. The 34th Street Magazine reported that early versions gave one match per day and verified users through .edu email addresses.

The app was founded by Louis Chung, a 2024 University of Pennsylvania graduate. Apple's App Store lists Louis Chung as the developer and seller, and the Google Play listing gives a Beverly Hills, California address for the developer. No separate company registration was found, so ownership is shown here as the individual developer. The same developer also lists Kfans, a K-pop and K-drama fan app, and an AI friend app called Besties. In April 2025 the Daily Pennsylvanian said Quickmeets was available at seven universities: Penn, Drexel, Temple, Villanova, UCLA, USC and Texas A&M. It also reported several thousand downloads. The retention claim of three to four times that of traditional apps comes from Chung and has not been independently verified.

The App Store listing is free with in-app purchases, rated 18+, and shows 650 ratings averaging 4.7. Its current wording presents the app as a way to make friends and dates, which is broader than the college dating focus of earlier coverage. Dating Industry Insights covered the app in April 2025 as an example of AI visual preference matching and raised questions about bias and regulation.

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Questions about Quickmeets

What is Quickmeets?

Quickmeets is a US social and dating app that uses AI to suggest matches based on a photo of a celebrity crush or ideal type that the user uploads.

Who founded Quickmeets?

Louis Chung, a 2024 University of Pennsylvania graduate, founded it and is listed as the developer on the App Store and Google Play.

Where was Quickmeets piloted?

The Daily Pennsylvanian reported in April 2025 that it was available at Penn, Drexel, Temple, Villanova, UCLA, USC and Texas A&M.

Is Quickmeets free?

The App Store lists it as free to download with in-app purchases, including weekly and monthly premium subscriptions.

Where is Quickmeets based?

Quickmeets is based in United States.

Also known as: Quickmeets - Make new friends, Quickmeets - Your AI Matchmaker, Quickmeets AI, Quickmeets AI - College Dating.

Sources

  1. apps.apple.com
  2. thedp.com
  3. 34st.com
  4. play.google.com
  5. quickmeets.app

Last checked 24 October 2026. Something wrong or out of date? Suggest a correction.