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Brinks Report > Blog > Technology > Swipe Together, Stay Together? Tinder’s New Feature Lets Your Bestie Pick Your Next Date!
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Swipe Together, Stay Together? Tinder’s New Feature Lets Your Bestie Pick Your Next Date!

Dolon Mondal
Last updated: June 18, 2025 11:07 am
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Tinder’s Double Date is here, and it’s turning the solo swipe game into a team sport.

We’ve all been there. You swipe for hours, match with someone cute, and then… nothing. The chat fizzles. Or worse, you meet up and realize there’s zero vibe. It’s awkward. It’s tiring. And honestly, it gets old fast.

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But Tinder just flipped the script. Their new feature, Double Date, lets you and a friend swipe as a duo. Yep, it’s like matchmaking—but with your bestie by your side. And honestly? It makes so much sense.

From Solo Swipes to Squad Goals

Online dating can be a lot. The pressure, the endless bios, the strange messages. But now, it doesn’t have to be a lonely experience. With Tinder’s Double Date, you can:

  • Create a joint profile with a friend
  • Swipe on other duos as a team
  • Match and chat with another pair
  • And plan a fun group hangout, not a nerve-wracking one-on-one

It’s like your friend is your dating wingperson—on the app and in real life.

How It Works (And Why It’s Awesome)

Here’s the quick rundown:

  1. Pick a friend – ideally someone who’s fun, single, and gets your vibe.
  2. Build a shared profile – include photos of both of you and write something catchy.
  3. Start swiping together – talk about who to swipe right on and who’s not your type.
  4. Match with another pair – now you’ve got a group chat going.
  5. Set up a double date – coffee, bowling, or something chill.

The best part? You’ve got backup. Awkward silence? Your friend’s there. Creepy vibes? You can bounce together. It’s safer, especially for women. And it’s just more fun.

Why India Needs This Right Now

In India, dating still carries some social pressure. Friends (and families) play a big role in who we date. So Tinder’s Double Date doesn’t just make things safer—it fits perfectly with our culture of community.

You’re not out there alone. You’ve got a buddy. That support makes everything feel less stressful and more real. You can joke around, compare matches, and talk about the weird messages together.

And hey, even if romance doesn’t spark, you might walk away with a new friend—or at least a great story.

Is This the Future of Online Dating?

Maybe. Maybe not. But Tinder’s Double Date is a fresh take that’s finally acknowledging what we’ve all been thinking: dating should be fun, not scary.

It’s social, safe, and full of potential. No more pressure to carry the conversation alone. No more walking into blind dates. Just good vibes with your people—and theirs.

So grab your favorite friend, open the app, and start swiping as a team. This could be the dating glow-up we’ve been waiting for.

Also Read AI Love: Are Chatbot Girlfriends the Future of Relationships?

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