Tawkify
In short: Human-powered matchmaking service.
Key facts
| Type | Dating app |
|---|---|
| Owner | Tawkify |
| Headquarters | USA |
| Founded | 2012 |
Stories about Tawkify
- Scheduled Intimacy: The Untapped Retention Play for Dating Apps
Tawkify survey of 911 partnered Americans finds 44% schedule sex, a possible retention opening for dating platforms. - Tawkify's Age Gap Data: A Quantified Double Standard in Dating
Tawkify's survey of 98,798 US matchmaking clients finds men will date 14.7 years younger but only 8.76 years older on average. - Tawkify's 'Future Faking' Survey: A Theatre of Insincere Commitment
Tawkify's survey of 1,023 singles claims 92% have experienced "future faking" on dating apps, and 40% admit to doing it themselves. - Dating Apps Face a New Gatekeeper: The Group Chat
Tawkify research of 1,012 U.S. adults finds two-thirds of singles won't commit without friends' approval, and one in five has dropped a match. - Dating Apps Need 40 Swipes Per Match. The Answer Is Already In the Data.
Dating app users swipe an average of 40 times per match and 61% want to quit over time spent, says a Tawkify survey of 1,000 American singles. - Tawkify's Long-Distance Data Shows a Market Dating Apps Are Actively Ignoring
Tawkify survey: 65% of respondents would pursue long-distance relationships and 84% would relocate, but the sample size and methodology are undisclosed. - Unemployment Anxiety: Dating Apps' Blind Spot in Economic Precarity
In a Tawkify survey of US adults, 71% say unemployment is not a dealbreaker, but more than half of unemployed people feel anxious disclosing it. - Tawkify's Arrows.com: A Test of Anti-Swipe's Commercial Viability
Tawkify has launched Arrows.com, a matchmaker-led dating platform with no swiping and 30-minute video dates. Pricing has not been disclosed. - Tawkify's $6K Pitch: Market Insight or Marketing Spin?
Tawkify says singles are leaving dating apps for matchmaking, but has not disclosed its survey methodology or sample size. - Gen Z's Oversharing Paradox: A Product Design Dilemma
Tawkify's survey of 1,014 active daters says 58% reconsidered pursuing someone after early oversharing, or "floodlighting". Only 13% felt more connected. - E.l.f. Beauty's Dating Show: A Gimmick or a Glimpse into Matchmaking's Future?
E.l.f. Beauty has partnered with matchmaker Tawkify on a dating show, but apps still hold 95%+ of the market, so matchmaking remains niche.
Also mentioned in
Questions about Tawkify
What is Tawkify?
Human-powered matchmaking service.
Who owns Tawkify?
Tawkify is owned by Tawkify.
Where is Tawkify based?
Tawkify is based in USA.
When was Tawkify founded?
Tawkify was founded in 2012.