It's been negative for me. I feel like they're trying too hard to be different and it's just confusing. I miss the old simplicity. It's like they're pushing all these new things, but they don't really improve my experience, you know? It's frustrating.

— 24-year-old female graduate student from New York, NY, who regularly attends dating events and seeks unique features on Tinder.

I'd love to see more personalized matchmaking. Like, if Tinder could learn from my swipes and interactions to suggest better matches, that would be amazing. Right now, it feels like I'm just swiping endlessly without much success.

— 33-year-old female teacher from Miami, FL, who wants improved matchmaking features on Tinder.

Oh, where do I start? They need interactive games or quizzes to break the ice, better filters for more specific matches, and maybe even AI-driven suggestions for conversation starters. And don't get me started on the lack of real-time interaction options. It's like they're not even trying to keep up with what's happening in the dating scene.

— 23-year-old female influencer from Atlanta, GA, who is looking for unique dating app features to share with her followers.

To be honest, I've seen some improvements, like video dating features which I really like. But overall, the platform still feels pretty much the same. The swiping gets repetitive and the matches are often not great.

— 27-year-old male from Seattle, WA, who enjoys video dating features and virtual events on dating platforms.

I think if Tinder focused more on quality matches rather than just quantity, that would be a big deal. Like, if they used better algorithms to match people based on more than just looks or a short bio. Also, if they had better privacy controls. It's a bit creepy how much they seem to know about you. And, yeah, those exclusive events would definitely make me more loyal.

— 22-year-old male university student from Boston, MA, who prefers exclusive event access on Tinder.