Overwrought with micro-transactions make it prohibitive. UX is also terribly clunky. Notifications that are mostly low-impact are incessant. I have to keep em off even as a man on a platform like this. Would be more active if there was a simplified pay wall and if they weaned down their feature set. It’s just an over abundance of knick knacks and lack of opportunities for actual interaction. It has an advantage over the Korean expat community and is frankly wasting it. Y’all need a UX overall, and I mean this constructively. Do some benchmarking and adapt! Frankly, though, somehow on the better side of Korean dating apps. At least it isn’t overtly problematic.I should mention I have met and talked to a few nice people through this app, so it’s not for some butthurt. I sincerely would like this app to just be better for their sake and their users who have few options in terms of what they’re looking for.

After a week of usage, I noticed it is not equally treating male/female. Males must spend more candies(money) to reach out others. Females only pay 1 to view profile when males pay 5, 5 to send a message for females while it costs 20 for males to send message.However, there is an alternative way to find mates (of course takes a longer time).I really do not like how the app treats each gender differently, but at least you could make some friends.Most of the users reside in Korea, but I hope more users in USA would use this more so it becomes really useful to find a mate.

Noondate is honestly one of the best dating apps I’ve used! I love how it focuses on quality over quantity by giving me just two curated matches a day. It takes away the endless swiping fatigue and makes me actually excited to check in at noon and 8 PM. The profile verification process also makes me feel safer, knowing that I’m interacting with real people.What really stood out to me is how user-friendly and clean the interface is. Plus, the anonymity features like voice chats and calls without sharing personal info are a game-changer. I also appreciate how the app encourages meaningful connections rather than quick flings.Sure, the in-app currency system can make you strategic about who you message, but honestly, it keeps things intentional. I’ve had some great conversations here that feel way more authentic than on other apps.If you’re looking for a dating app that prioritizes real connections and cuts through the usual noise, Noondate is 100% worth it!

In short, even when two people choose each other, you still have to pay to talk. Or you need “관심표현” to be match for talkI bought candy to see others profiles who viewed mine. But that card showed up on so called, “Today’s card”, which supposed to be free to choose one of two. Since I opened up the one of cards By spending 5 candies, I tried to choose the other one, but it tells me to pay more candy because I opened up the other card already. This is total rip off because “Today’s Card” is the only thing you can open up for free then you had to pay more candy because you already opened up the card with candies the night before from “Who Viewed my profile” section. For guys, you guys have to spend money. For girls, you can use it basically for free cuz they don’t ask you to pay candy to see man’s profiles. There are so many better free dating apps like Hinge, Tinder, CMB or whatever that you don’t have to pay at least for a few cards a day. And it is free to talk if they choose each other. IN HERE, you still have to pay for sending message even when you two choose each other.