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Published Oct 18, 2018
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No Picture, No Age, and No Name Required
Pickable is here to introduce a dating app gamechanger: the first and only platform to completely remove women’s exposure in the online dating world. For women, Pickable requires no photo, no name, no age and no description and best of all - they don’t even need to sign up. That means no stressing over friends, colleagues or family members coming across their profile.
There’s really no catch! Unlike any other dating app on the market, Pickable offers women the empowering feature of complete anonymity. Women just open the app and choose men they like, without the unwanted attention from dudes they’re not interested in.
Pickable didn’t forget about the men either! As much as this is a unique experience for women, it’s also the only dating app where men won’t browse women at all. They upload a picture, set themselves as “Pickable” for a certain timeframe, receive real-time updates of the women currently browsing their photos, and chat requests from women in proximity who want to meet them. No swiping involved!
Pickable has built a platform that simplifies location-based dating, while also prioritizing the safety of women who use the app, and has eliminated the need for the monotonous left swipe right swipe technique. Instead of swiping, now it's picking!
Pickable is available in the Google Play and the App Store.To download the free app simply search ‘Pickable’. Learn more about Pickable here.
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