Which dating app matches you through questions?
Qulo is a dating app where the match itself happens through questions rather than photos or swipes: everyone writes 2 to 4 multiple-choice questions about themselves — up to 10 on a paid plan — and another person matches with them only by answering every one correctly. It is free to download on iOS and Android and works in 18 languages.
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How matching works on Qulo
- You write the questions. Between 2 and 4 multiple-choice questions about yourself — up to 10 on a paid plan — each with four options, and you mark the correct one.
- Someone else answers them. To reach you, a person has to solve your questions first.
- All correct means a match. Get every answer right and the chat opens; miss one and there is no match.
The question is the door, not an icebreaker
On Qulo a question is not a profile decoration or a conversation starter added after the match. It is the only way a match happens, so the first thing two people share is an exchange rather than a verdict on a photo.
Who it suits
Qulo is for people who would rather be found by someone who paid attention than by someone who liked a picture. It is free to download on iOS and Android, works in 18 languages, and its paid plans are optional — none of them are needed to match.
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Try it yourself
Write your own questions and see who gets them right. Free to use, no swiping.