Is an asexual dating app actually populated enough to find a match?

I've spent about three months poking at dating app and I still don't have a clean answer.

I've read maybe a dozen articles on dating app and they all recommend the same five names in a different order.

My own attempt at dating app lasted a month and ended with me deleting three apps.

What would actually change my mind about dating app:

• How dating app treats asexual once you stop paying
• Whether dating app is honest about asexual up front
• Whether asexual makes any material difference to dating app
• Whether anyone has tested asexual properly on dating app
• Whether asexual is worth prioritising over everything else in dating app

If you've actually used something relevant to dating app, I'd rather hear that than a recommendation you read somewhere.

the Datelink threads is what I ended up using while working through dating app — not perfect, but the free tier is real.

If you go down the dating app route, screenshot anything that looks like a scam before you report it.

You've put your finger on the thing nobody says out loud about dating app.

ChloeW99 has a point about dating app. Tried dating app properly last winter, and after a quiet first fortnight it picked up once I rewrote my prompts.

Adding Datedesire.online to the pile for dating app, where the community is smaller but people actually reply.

My rule for dating app is one platform at a time, because running four at once made all of them worse.

Picking up what TerrenceJ said — dating app is regional first. Are you asking about dating app for a city or somewhere more rural, because that changes the answer completely?

Broadly with you on dating app, though I would weight moderation higher than you have here.

How long did you give dating app before deciding it was not working for you?

Not affiliated with anyone, but the Flurrydate threads solved the messaging-paywall part of dating app for me last year.