Just came up with a genius dating app. I would call it ''gold digger''Basically its like tinder you match with people. The unique thing is this app isnt really dating. Its openly gold digging. The woman don't need to be interested in you. If youre a man you match with women you want to pay for dinner with. The woman basically just goes there to eat with you and get free lunch. And maybe, just maybe you click with the person. The woman never owns the guy anything, the man will have to agree to user agreements. The man orders and pays for the restaurant directly in the app. You pay to be seen and woman usually dont say no to free dinner.Maybe youre lucky and meet someone or if you wasted 1000s of money at least you used the money to have dinner with hot girls and build your self esteem>But you can just tell her on tinder you pay for lunchWoman don't know if you pay for not so she will only match with models and people who look rich. This app is about the man paying for food so women are just going to match everyone
I think these already exist.
>>83845456What you're describing is an app that already exists called Seeking Arrangements
>>83845456it already exists and it's called Tinder.>woman don't know if you pay for not so she will only match with models and people who look rich.they will regardless only match with the models because no woman wants to be seen on a dinner with someone who is a sub8
>>83845456>another dating app in a saturated marketanon your app is niche and will suffer from a low user base, it's assuming women are this self aware to go out of their way to download an app to get matches specifically for free dinner when they already get that from things like tinder without having to acknowledge themselves as gold diggers. plus they get to fool themselves into thinking men are just so thirsty for them that they'll pay everything for them without them asking. your app is telling women that sign up that they are gold diggers and men will only go out with them for transactional reasons.good idea, but i don't see it taking off. these niche apps never go anywhere.
