QuackQuack hits 35 Million users, unveils key dating trends
2 months, 1 week ago

QuackQuack hits 35 Million users, unveils key dating trends

Deccan Chronicle  

As 2025 begins, QuackQuack, India’s most-downloaded dating app, celebrates an impressive milestone: reaching 35 million active users. To further understand its user base and improve its features, QuackQuack conducted an in-depth study of 10,000 active users who had been on the app for over six months. We hit 35 million users and 30 million app downloads, and we’ve seen record chat exchanges and matches. We hope that the insights from this survey will guide us in refining the dating experience and meeting the growing demands of our user base.” Emerging Trends: Weekend Warriors and Cross-City Matches The internal survey highlighted two key trends that have defined user behavior on the app: the rise of Weekend Warriors and C-Cube, or cross-city connections.

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Interest Vs. Insistence- This Woman’s Day female daters speak up about the blurry line between pursuit and pressure
3 weeks ago

Interest Vs. Insistence- This Woman’s Day female daters speak up about the blurry line between pursuit and pressure

Deccan Chronicle  

The dating world, online or IRL, thrives on effort. But over 8500 women told India's No.1 dating app, QuackQuack, that the line between effort and annoyance is thin, and daters need to realize it sooner rather than later. Digital Boundaries Approximately 28% of women from Tier 1 and 2 cities mentioned that they share their social media accounts with a …

Young people are moving away from dating apps like Tinder, Hinge, Bumble; What are they choosing instead?
1 month, 1 week ago

Young people are moving away from dating apps like Tinder, Hinge, Bumble; What are they choosing instead?

Live Mint  

Dating applications are losing their charm as individuals seek love at alternative avenues to forge meaningful connections. Individuals who once preferred dating apps now prefer groups that offer opportunities to meet like-minded people in less pressured environments, fostering genuine relationships beyond the swipe culture. However, new evidence suggests that young people are switching off dating apps, with the UK's top …

12,000 daters take the V-Day poll- for 6 out of 10, it's all about love, while the rest call it just another day
1 month, 3 weeks ago

12,000 daters take the V-Day poll- for 6 out of 10, it's all about love, while the rest call it just another day

Deccan Chronicle  

Valentine's Day- the day of grand romantic gestures for some and sitting at home with no plans for others. To settle the debate on the importance of the day, India's most popular dating app with 35M+ users, QuackQuack, surveyed over 12,000 daters. 27-year-old Tarun from New Delhi said, "Call it the fear to dine alone or the eagerness to share …

QuackQuack survey reveals new dating trends this 2025
2 months, 2 weeks ago

QuackQuack survey reveals new dating trends this 2025

Deccan Chronicle  

2025 is here, and it has come with a new wave of trends. If the predictions are correct, then 2025 is going to birth a whole new assortment of daters, all set to forsake the typical "chivalry" in men and the "never look back" attitude. The insights of a recent study by India's most popular dating app, QuackQuack, shows that …

As the year ends, winter travel is heating up dating apps with spike in matches
3 months, 2 weeks ago

As the year ends, winter travel is heating up dating apps with spike in matches

Deccan Chronicle  

For Indians, winter is not only about sweaters and hot cocoa- it's the favorite season for the wanderlust and travel enthusiasts, and India's No.1 dating app, QuackQuack's, consumer study shows a record high matches induced by the same love for traveling this winter. The app's recent survey of 10,000 active users from metros, suburbs, and rural areas of India revealed …

Best dating apps in 2024
10 months, 2 weeks ago

Best dating apps in 2024

The Independent  

Sign up to our free weekly newsletter for insider tips and product reviews from our shopping experts Sign up for our free IndyBest email Sign up for our free IndyBest email SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. The best dating apps for 2024 are: Best app for casual dating: Tinder …

The ultimate guide to dating apps this Valentine's Day: Interactive chart reveals the most popular platforms among Gen Z, Millennials and Silver Foxes - so, are you on the same one as your peers?
1 year, 1 month ago

The ultimate guide to dating apps this Valentine's Day: Interactive chart reveals the most popular platforms among Gen Z, Millennials and Silver Foxes - so, are you on the same one as your peers?

Daily Mail  

If you're single this Valentine's Day, you might be tempted to download a dating app. To help you get started, Ofcom has released new data detailing the most popular platforms among different age groups in Britain. Most popular dating apps in the UK Tinder Hinge Bumble Grindr Plenty of Fish Squirt Badoo PURE Hookup Happn Match The new data is …

V-Day Frenzy Triggers Dating Avalanching
1 year, 1 month ago

V-Day Frenzy Triggers Dating Avalanching

Deccan Chronicle  

In a bid to find a quick date ahead of Valentine’s Day, Gen-Zers are swiping ‘left’ and ‘right’ in the world of online dating like there is no tomorrow. However, the non-stop ‘right’ swipe frenzy has snowballed into a new dating trend called “Avalanching.” Experts say that many singletons, fueled by peer pressure, and perhaps FOMO, are turning to dating …

Dating and Deal-Breakers: Daters Reveal Their Most Common Non-Negotiables
2 years, 2 months ago

Dating and Deal-Breakers: Daters Reveal Their Most Common Non-Negotiables

News 18  

India’s most downloaded dating app, QuackQuack, studied 12000 of its users from tier 1 and tier 2 cities, ranging between 25 and 35. The dating and friendship app asked the survey participants what makes them hit like on one person’s profile while passing on another. Ravi Mittal, founder and CEO, says, “From the approximately 24 million chats exchanged last month, …

Dating apps might not be sanskari, but are matrimonial apps foolproof?
2 years, 2 months ago

Dating apps might not be sanskari, but are matrimonial apps foolproof?

Live Mint  

Modern dating can be a minefield; from swiping left on profiles, rolling eyes at bios, we are all exhausted by having to navigate what seems like countless users that dating apps have. To add to this, should one find their soulmate on a dating app, answering the dreaded ‘how did you meet’ question from parents or family often leads down …

First Bumble, now QuackQuack: Dating trends for 2023 show a mindset shift in relationships
2 years, 2 months ago

First Bumble, now QuackQuack: Dating trends for 2023 show a mindset shift in relationships

Live Mint  

In the urban dating landscape, there seems to be a rising consciousness about sex, intimacy, and capitalism. India’s homegrown dating app, QuackQuack, surveyed 15,000 users, between 25 and 35, from tier 1 and 2 cities to gain insight into the dating trends expected in 2023. It’s like as the ball drops on New Year’s Eve and the popular 2022 song, …

Safety On Dating Apps Is Of Utmost Importance, Says Study
2 years, 3 months ago

Safety On Dating Apps Is Of Utmost Importance, Says Study

News 18  

According to a survey run by India’s homegrown dating app, QuackQuack, 67% of women prefer online dating over its traditional counterpart owing to the tight security and safety measures on these platforms. For instance, our app’s moderators use parameters such as User Information, IP City, IP Country, OS Information, and more to track and suspend fake profiles.” To better their …

Post pandemic, dating apps see surge in users from small towns and cities
2 years, 5 months ago

Post pandemic, dating apps see surge in users from small towns and cities

Live Mint  

The pandemic seems to have changed India’s courtship habits for good. The surge in usage is especially strong outside metro cities, which now account for 70% of users of the dating apps such as Tinder, Bumble and TrulyMadly, company executives said. Nearly 72% of users believe finding love online without meeting them in person is possible, the executives at dating …

From arranged matches to Tinder hook-ups: How the apps changed dating in India
2 years, 8 months ago

From arranged matches to Tinder hook-ups: How the apps changed dating in India

ABC  

When Rohini Ramnathan's husband passed away unexpectedly in 2017, the 37-year-old thought she'd never find love again. Ramnathan, a radio presenter who lives in Mumbai, says dating apps have helped her to understand and explore "the casualness of dating" in India. Young people in India embrace dating apps Young, single Indians make up the second-largest market of dating app users …

Global usage of dating apps surge; Tinder, Bumble downloads grow
3 years, 1 month ago

Global usage of dating apps surge; Tinder, Bumble downloads grow

The Hindu  

Global usage of top dating apps surged in January this year, report said. The firm estimated that first-time installs of these top three dating apps collectively reached 106.4 million in 2021 from 91 million installs in 2019. The pandemic further amplified the trend of online dating as more millennials & Gen-Zs shunned their inhibitions and joined the online dating world …

Getting app happy!
5 years, 8 months ago

Getting app happy!

Deccan Chronicle  

A recent study found that the user percentage of mobile dating apps in India is growing even while it has flattened out globally. We bonded so well that we have even attended each other’s family events!” Keshav Santosh, an employee in a start-up, explains how these apps can help find friendships, “Sometimes our circle of friends may not bring us …

Valentine's Day-centric fake apps surge, increase security risks: Norton Mobile Survey
8 years, 1 month ago

Valentine's Day-centric fake apps surge, increase security risks: Norton Mobile Survey

Firstpost  

Nearly 59 percent of people who used online dating services or apps on their mobile devices reported experiencing a security problem, a survey by global leader in cyber security Norton by Symantec has revealed. According to the recently released Norton Mobile Survey, dating-based social networking is rapidly becoming the norm in India with about 38 percent of consumers admitting to …

59 percent Indians who use online dating services face security issues
8 years, 5 months ago

59 percent Indians who use online dating services face security issues

Firstpost  

With the growing trend of online dating services and apps, three in five Indian online daters are now facing security issues as these platforms have become hotbeds for cybercriminals, a new study revealed on Wednesday. In fact, currently, eight percent of women and 13 percent of men in India have dating apps on their mobile devices,” said the results of …

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