Having pretty much avoided dokhtar Iroonis all my life in an effort to not play into the hand of social & family presumptions, I can now confidently say I WAS WRONG TO DO THAT. Sheytoon has shown me that dokhtar irooni is my only perfect fit- someone with the same foundational values and appreciation for depth that I haven’t been able to pinpoint with Sifeeds, Indian/Pakistani, or Arabs. The app is a little rough around the edges but I’m 100% content with that because IT IS FUNCTIONAL, which is more then you can say about Tinder/Bumble. Sure it’s buggy- but the developer is very accessible and attentive (responded to and RESOLVED my issue within a few hours). There’s no over-engineered algorithm that complicated what should be a simple process of browsing and liking.Very happy to have signed up though I was doubtful at first: looking forward to a fuller heart by being able to share and flex my irooni side more with people who understand the essentials... like tarof etiquette, Haji Firouz’s face, and Moein.Damet garm, Sheytoon Khan!!!

Dear developer,Just tell me what’s the use of a dating app that doesn’t show the person’s location?You see someone but you have no idea if they are in Los Angeles, Vancouver or Italy!Is it THAT difficult to show user location? It’s the basic functionality of any dating app. Just imagine Uber without a location. This is that bad if not worse.Update———-Dear developer,You keep asking people to send you emails. What I’m talking about is a generic and basic issue of the app and has nothing to do with me or how I use the app. Here’s the complete bug report for your convince. Hopefully, you can fix it with your next update. Bug Description: There is no location in the majority of user profile. Some people write it themselves in the description but the app itself doesn’t give a clue where the user is located. How to reproduce:Open the app as a user and swipe on some user profiles. You’ll see that they don’t have a location. Acceptance Criteria/expected outcome:Open the app and swipe on some users. The user’s location should be visible somewhere in their profile. Priority: HighUpdate 2————Alright. Based on your response, it looks like you intentionally hide the user location hoping your app users get more matches by not knowing where the other party is. This means you have no respect for the people’s time and will. You only care about increasing your user engagement.

As an engineer, came a cross few problems with the way the app is developed. The “report” tap is so close to the super like button and because its poor resolution, you could easily super like someone that you’re trying to block!!!! This happened to me! Also the app cannot filter on close range members only. Dragged the slider bar to “mostly close to me” and i see profiles 600 to 1500 miles away!!! If they wanna charge members to show them potential matches, then they have to give us a working filter!

Unfortunately, my experience with this app was quite disappointing. Despite my expectations, there’s no option to search or filter people based on distance, even after paying for a monthly subscription. The subscription doesn’t improve your chances of finding a compatible match; it only increases the number of messages you can send and and includes a few additional features of limited value.Moreover, the user base is very small, making it feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. The chances of finding a suitable match here are truly one in a thousand.Another frustrating issue is that profiles you initially skip or block keep reappearing once you’ve exhausted the available list. It feels like the app repeatedly shows the same profiles due to a lack of new users.Paying for the monthly subscription feels like a waste of money. I wouldn’t recommend it.While the app offers basic functionality, it’s best to manage your expectations regarding its effectiveness in helping you find a meaningful connection.