So far after using the app more deeply and getting to know its features, you get used to having to come back every other day to swipe left or right to match with someone. Of course it all depends on how you stand out to someone to be able to match since its all based on human emotions and love interest. But aside from that being able to interact with the community of Boo and have the ability to post daily weekly or monthly universe interactions is very cool. Of course you are able to start your own thread that someone may have not yet started, no you will need to follow their TOS so that it doesn't get taken down or flagged for break their TOS. But everyone is very honest and have great likings to different aspect of people’s choices and believes. Just which the app would allow you to be able to match with someone quicker so that your not constantly going back every other to try and match with someone if the algorithm even catches on. On too of that having the get notified 24/7 after you have reach your certain cap for the day. If anything it should allow you to have ether a prime or regular account that would ether increase the chance to get more interactions than to have a lower chance to even get a glimpse of interactions with anyone. But hopefully someone else gives there proper feed back and allows you to see for your self

As I sit down to write this review for the Boo app, I find myself in a bit of a unique position. To be entirely transparent, I haven’t had the chance to dive deep into everything Boo has to offer. As such, my current opinion on the app is still forming, and I believe it’s only fair to share my initial impressions. So far, Boo seems OK—nothing has particularly stood out to make it significantly better or worse than other apps in its category. However, I recognize that the true value of an app can often be discovered with more time and exploration. With that in mind, I’m approaching Boo with an open mind and a willingness to see what it might have to offer as I spend more time with it. I’ve decided to write this review not just as a placeholder but as a commitment to give Boo a fair shot. If, down the road, I find features or aspects of the app that truly distinguish it from its peers—or if my experience leads me to discover areas for improvement—I’ll be sure to update this review to reflect those insights. For now, consider this review as my honest take at the beginning of my journey with Boo. If you don’t see an update from me, it might mean that my feelings about the app have remained consistent. But who knows? The potential for change is always there, and I’m open to having my perspective shifted as I continue to explore what Boo has to offer. Stay tuned for any future updates, and here’s to hoping for a journey with Boo that’s worth sharing!

Update* I had a little trouble in the beginning with confirming my identity, but since then I have been enjoying the app. The personality tests and compatibility information is nice to have as a guide, but you are shown all options and left to make your own decisions ultimately. The only thing I would like is the option to narrow the field of interest in regards to age so I don’t have to sort through those unnecessarily. Overall I like the app and the first time affordable discount. It’s worth the effort!Original post* I went through the whole process which i was excited and impressed by, just to PAY and be stuck in something called the “shadow realm” of which I cannot figure out how to get out of. It says i put something on my profile that needs to be removed. I cannot figure out what it could be and I cant seem to get any support. Also, the identity verification thing does not work one little bit. I posted 9 photos of me and then i take one more exactly how it says just to be told its not accepting it. Also cant figure out how to get help with this issue which MIGHT be related to the first issue. It seems fun but is not easy to use so far. I am upset I paid to use something that isnt even allowing me to connect with people.

There it’s a lot to like with this app compared to others. The coins to unlock what would typically be premium features are not that hard to get especially if you don’t mind watching ads. There are a ton of things you can do with your coins like send people messages without matching first. Now with that being said I still feel like the coin gain could be just av little more generous but the fact that there is an option to get premium features is way better than most of the other apps. My biggest issue it’s that amount of people you can see a day on the free tier. It’s not like they cap you by the amount of people that you like it’s purely on the amount of people you see. So if you don’t line someone and move to the next that still counts against you in terms of the amount of people you’ll get to see before having to wait 24 or 12hrs to start matching again. They probably do this since they don’t have as big of a user base as some other apps but it’s still super frustrating. Slight update, I feel like this app more so than other dating apps has just an overwhelming amount of users promoting Only Fans or Sexual Services, I’d honestly say probably 90% or more users that like you are just out for money and reporting these accounts doss nothing at all. This why I’m dropping my rating from 4 to 3 stars, hopefully this will improve it’s just extremely annoying

I reeeally want to like Boo. The personality/compatibility features are awesome, as are the other filters at your disposal on the free version. A lot of apps require that you pay extra for those settings, but they're free on Boo. I liked the idea of everyone being verified, but honestly it's the social media aspect that is most frustrating. It's supposed to be a respectful environment and it most absolutely is not. One of the user-submitted "questions of the day" was asking if it's possible to love more than 2 people. There are thousands of polyamorous people on Boo, but >90% of the people responding were voicing disgust. They were telling all the non-monogamous people that we're delusional, amoral and abusive. If they were saying these things about same-sex relationships, interracial relationships, etc., they'd be banned. None of them seem to realize that it's inherently racist and intolerant. I've enjoyed the glimmers of interactions w/ people that display emotional intelligence and self-awareness, but that sadly is the minority of people. Instead, I have people sending me DMs to continue arguing w/ me after I hide their post/comments so that I'm forced to block them. I'd frankly much prefer the option to create threads w/ my matches instead of having open discussions w/ any random person participating. I think that would cut down on the number of men who mansplain and harass women b/c we could just boot them from the thread.

I love how Boo gives you so much opportunity to actually know some things about the people you see before you choose to match with them or not. They give you a personality test as a part of profile setup and they tell you personalities you may match with or may have trouble matching with or probably will clash with. They also give you easy options to provide additional insight into yourself, like three prompts you choose and answer that are displayed on your profile for others to answer. I also really like how the profiles are displayed. On Tinder I often accidentally decline profiles while just trying to see more pictures, and it’s annoying to have to click into the profile to see all the information, but Boo puts it all right there in an easy setup. You can also make community posts and comments to posts, and you can easily see what people have posted, and that makes it seem so much more open and personable. They even have a Question of the Day feature where everyone can come and answer the same question and interact with each other without having to pay any extra fees. I know you don’t need to pay anything to comment on community posts, but I haven’t tried to make a post myself, yet, so I am unaware on that one.

Boo, the dating app, presents an interface that is sleek and intuitive, facilitating seamless navigation and user interaction. Despite its aesthetic appeal, Boo falls short in delivering high-quality matches, often resulting in generic suggestions that lack depth and compatibility. The absence of stringent verification measures leaves the platform vulnerable to fake profiles and catfishing, eroding trust and authenticity within the user community. While Boo's messaging system functions adequately, it lacks innovative features and interactive elements, limiting users' ability to engage meaningfully with their matches. Subscription options and premium features are available, offering users greater control over their online dating experience, albeit at an additional cost. However, these perks may not justify the expense for users seeking more robust functionality and genuine connections. In summary, Boo presents itself as a promising contender in the online dating landscape but falls short of its potential due to deficiencies in matchmaking accuracy, profile authenticity, and interactive features. While suitable for casual encounters, individuals seeking meaningful relationships may find Boo lacking compared to more comprehensive alternatives. Ultimately, Boo's modest 3 out of 5 stars rating reflects its mixed performance and room for improvement in delivering fulfilling online dating experiences.

I’ve been using the app for 6 months and I was getting a good amount of matches though they limit how much people you can swipe through daily by 20 ish. 95% of the men I spoke to on the app don’t work or don’t care for progressing in life they are just a “gamer”. They’ll tell me that all they want to do is stay home and play games if they could. I feel like if I proceed to match with anyone that says they’re a gamer then I am just walking into a red flag being that there might be problems of motivation/ambition in the relationship. I spoke to a few people for a month or so then they disappeared or we just didn’t work out because they were too far away n I need someone physically here that I can date and don’t have to worry about traveling the distance too w my kids. I love that the app matches you base on personality type. However a lot of the men would say they didn’t fill it out accurately and just rushed through it or put the wrong age just to try and create the profile. I met 3 people from NY out of hundreds I swiped through. Everyone else was on the other side of the planet. And it was rare you found someone attractive on the app. It’s not the app just the people.

I actually like this dating app. I like how it shows a lot of people that's compatible with you. I've been reading people's bios and it's cool how a lot of them think in a similar way as me or are like how i like people. Also like how they're up front about how the pricing helps for what they do and honestly i haven't paid yet but the prices are also pretty decent. The only thing is that in the unpaid version the love you get to either swipes left or right are very very limited. Swiping left or pressing X should not at all be considered a "love" that should not count. It's literally a no not a love. Besides that I love that there’s a section where you can put a status and people from anywhere can comment. That’s pretty awesome, also a free feature that allows you to be in a sort of travel mode. I love that from what I’ve experienced, they try to show you the app is worth paying for. You have to also go in knowing it’s not necessarily just a dating app it really is an app to meet anyone for whatever purpose. Like meeting gaming buddies or specifically to learns language with people that actually speak it. That right there is an awesome idea

I purchased this app for three months, which was the same price as it would be for one month. I uploaded a picture, but my picture was not able to be viewed by anyone until it was verified. To verify a picture to take a picture of yourself with your thumb on your forehead and your finger spread out like you’re a turkey and I kept getting a message saying connect the dots. Connect the dots to what what? I didn’t know if I need to do it with my hands on my face or if I needed to touch the phone I tried it both ways and it kept telling me it wouldn’t verify my photo. I wasted six weeks of a three month membership which I had canceled shortly after I had the service for three months and I kept trying to use it. Send a message to anyone until your picture is verified. So when I went to contact the developer and told them what my issue was. They emailed me back and after they emailed me back, I responded back to their email and I was blocked again from even messaging app developer which makes no sense whatsoever. I sent them a total of four emails, but I had to go to the health section every time and I said look if you can’t get this app right give me my money back they said for me to get my money back from, the Apple Store they would not refund me and they would not help me get my picture verified either. Total waste of time.