Known: Swipeless Dating

Name: Known: Swipeless Dating
Rating: 3.8 (351 reviews)
Author: Known Co.

By: Known Co. App

Curated. Booked. Intentional.

Overview

Version:

1.0.43

Last updated: 2026-07-14

Ranking

#100,003 ▼ 230

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Known flips dating on its head. Profiles aren’t driven by endless swipes or feeds. You see one person at a time, and your profile evolves as it learns what you’re looking for.

You can ask Known questions to understand someone better, and when there’s mutual interest, it handles scheduling and venue selection—fewer distractions, more intentional dating.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Communication Privacy & Security

By:

Known Co.

Rating:

3.80

(351) 0.10

Version:

1.0.43 Last updated: 2026-07-14

Version code:

888259891

Creation date:

2026-02-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

161.44MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-23

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 100,003 ▼ 230

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Developed by:

Known Co.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/known-swipeless-dating/id6748926392

Website:

https://known.com

User Reviews

Reviewers largely praise the concept and design of Known, with several highlighting a natural conversation-first approach, easy self-expression, and surprisingly strong AI chat. However, frequent and lengthy wait times off the waitlist, scarce user pool, and lack of matches dominate the negatives. Users also report onboarding and verification glitches, poor in-app communication around scheduling, and geographic limitations (SF focus). Some describe marketing as outsized or vaporware compared to real functionality. Overall: fans of the idea but the execution burden makes it hard to date right now.

Pros

Cool, novel dating concept that shifts from swiping to conversation
Natural, easy way to describe what you’re looking for
Stunning, visually appealing app design
AI voice/chat feels surprisingly good at keeping conversations going
Excitement about ending swiping and trying a different dating approach

Cons

Long waitlist with prolonged delays and few matches off the waitlist
Onboarding, verification, and sign-up issues that hinder use
Limited user pool with geographic constraints (e.g., SF focus)
Poor in-app communication around scheduling; no easy way to notify if you can’t meet
Marketing hype vs. actual functionality; perceived as vaporware

Recent reviews

This is such a great app. I love how you are able to find someone for me so easily and effectively! It was effortless and helped me find someone I adore! Best app!

by JA*****, 2026-07-09

Ok the concept is fantastic, and the execution looks like it should be good. The interview was thorough and the matchmaking blurbs really do scratch a bit under the surface, at least better than other apps. I got matched with someone and they set up essentially a blind date because they barely let you talk. It was exciting though! And I met someone who I thought was great, and would’ve liked to see again. Here’s where it gets weird, because she invited me to some popup thing, saying it’d be a fun group hang with some friends. Then she completely stood me up - gave me the wrong time and wasn’t there when I showed up, and soon after completely ghosted. That would normally be just one of those infrequent annoyances that you learn to suck up as a man on a dating app (granted now in my 30s most people are more adult), but this one was more frustrating because it was simply unnecessary. Because SHE SECRETLY WORKS FOR KNOWN. Saw her running some event on instagram and maybe even the thing she invited me to was a Known event? So bizarre… can’t even really guess why you’d hide that you work for them? Like they have to fill a quota or something to actually use the app, but not really interested in dating? Whatever it is, it turned me off to the whole thing… y’all should cut the BS over there, we’re real people out here.