S'More: Friends, Chat, Meet

I feel like this app defiantly has potential but my problem is majority of the girls don’t have a bio which doesn’t give you much to go off. Also, I think as soon as you message someone they can see your profile if that’s true that sorta defeats the purpose. I’ve messaged a few people and I’m assuming they either blocked or unmatched me cause they get removed from my saved profiles and they don’t show up in the convos tab when you message them. I’m assuming this is because they have to reply for it to be a active convo? It’s just sorta confused me because most cases I message then a minute or two later they’re gone without a trace. I’m not sure what could be done to fix this but I thought I’d share my experience to maybe help the devs find a solution. Overall it’s works but I think it needs to push the people that receive a message to actually respond.

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I’ve been using this app for a few months now. I think it’s a nice change of pace from other dating apps. However, some changes need to be made. 1) I do try to judge a person based on their personality and interests over their looks. However, once a profile unblurs, it’s always nice to see a cute face. I personally can’t date somebody who I’m not physically attracted to. When I’ve tried to remove a profile, the profile has come back as a daily pick on numerous occasions. There should be an option to remove a profile due to not being interested rather than the two extreme options of “removing” the profile just to come back or to have to “block profile” 2) Why must there be a limit to 5 profiles a day? I know money wants to be made and I’m sure you can view more than 5 in s’more premium. But it’s just a lot less likely to find compatibility when you’re so limited and can’t afford premium.

I really like this app. Great concept! A couple things that I think could improve it would be: Change the rating system. When I see less than 5.0 my mind automatically wonders if they were being creepy or something. Also I’m concerned about people getting low ratings out of spite. I think you should keep some type of rating system to monitor behavior but make it only visible to its owner and used as a warning system to behave when it gets too low. More creative and specific options for the preferences. Maybe put in an “other” option to write in your own. Right now it feels like a broad group of people could fall under each provided preference. And you can’t really tell who they are from their choice.

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This is an awesome idea, first and foremost. I’ve chatted with some cool people on this app. However, I just have one criticism. The people I’ve chatted with have all lived a whole state or more away from me. Maybe this is just something I’ve failed to figure out, but I can’t find a setting to adjust your preferred distance from people the app recommends. The app assures you it’ll show you people nearby, but I haven’t talked with anyone nearby at all. And it doesn’t let you see on people’s profiles how far away they are, a feature that’s always helpful on dating apps. Maybe it’s just that no one near me uses the app, but I’d still like to see changes made to avoid asking someone on a date and then finding out that they live over 100 miles away. Tweak that aspect, and this app could be fantastic :)

Hey like the overall concept. It’s been refreshing to talk to people unlike with the other platforms that are littered with “only fans” advertisement profiles. That being said, while the app is still fairly new the biggest issue I have with it is the distance algorithms. I’ve matched and have had really great conversations with people who ended up being 3-6 hours away. One of which is in a completely different state. Currently, I do not see a way to refine the distance for matches. While the app concept is great and has led to some great conversations, distance for most of us does play a considerable role. I do feel like the timer/effort to unblur a profile is pretty short considering how the app was presented.