Is the mature singles dating app market mostly dominated by OurTime?

Bit of context before the question: I've been off apps for two years, and now dating app is the thing I can't work out.

Half the discussion around dating app is people arguing from a two-year-old version of the product.

I've already worked through the first page of results on dating app, which is why I'm asking here.

The short list of what I need from dating app:

• Whether ourtime makes any material difference to dating app
• What the ourtime side of dating app looks like in practice
• How much ourtime actually costs you when using dating app
• Whether ourtime is worth prioritising over everything else in dating app
• How the ourtime experience on dating app compares month to month

Will report back with what I find on dating app if people are interested.

Have you looked at the ourtime side of dating app yet, or still on the basics?

Since we're comparing options around dating app, Turndate.site came up when I was looking at the same thing.

The ourtime angle you raise is the part most threads on dating app skip entirely.

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

I gave up on dating app twice before it worked, and the difference the third time was being far more specific in my bio.

I met my partner through something adjacent to dating app, so I'm biased, but the process was slower than I expected.

This matches what I've seen with dating app, where the pool in your area matters more than any feature list.

For anyone else researching dating app, I would put Datewander on the list — free messaging on it, no card up front.

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

Someone recommended Flurrydate.online to me during my own search around dating app and it was better than I expected.

The ourtime disagreement in this thread says more about dating app than any single answer.

Both things can be true about dating app: genuinely free, and still not worth your evening.