Tinder now lets friends and family help you find your perfect match

The new Tinder feature will allow friends and family to help users find the perfect partner. Called “Tinder Matchmaker,” the tool allows acquaintances to act as personal matchmakers, making date hunting almost akin to teamwork.

User with new function You can invite other people, with or without a Tinder profile, to view and suggest matches in the app. It’s like allowing someone in your circle of friends to use your profile for you, but now officially and allowing the collaboration to be conducted remotely.

“For years, singles have asked friends for help finding their next match on Tinder, and now we’re making it easier than ever with Tinder Matchmaker,” said Melissa Hobley, Tinder CMO.

“Tinder Matchmaker brings your circle of trust into your dating journey and helps you see possibilities you might be overlooking from the perspective of those closest to you,” he adds.

How does Tinder Matchmaker work?

The Tinder Matchmaker session is started directly from the profile link or from the application’s settings. Users must share their links with up to 15 friends within 24 hours.

Then the “cupid” must log in to the application or continue as a guest (in this case, he must verify the age and accept the terms of the platform). Guests will then have 24 hours to suggest profiles, but they will not be able to send messages.

Cupids at last can review recommended profiles and see original user suggested contacts. Therefore, the control of who you like or don’t like remains in the hands of the host.

Tinder Matchmaker available in Brazil

Tinder Matchmaker jAlready available in Brazil. The new feature needs to be rolled out to all users via an update, and in the announcement, the platform does not mention whether subscribing to the app is required for the feature to work.

In addition to Brazil, the new product is also available in the United States, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, Spain, Thailand, the United Kingdom and Vietnam. The remaining regions will receive the supply in the coming months.