With more than 19 million users and at least 500,000 monthly meet-ups, the odds that you’ll find someone who shares your love for anything from acupressure to zip-lining are pretty good. Meetup: If you’re surprised to see a group activity app on this list, perhaps you haven’t considered how sexy “common interests” and “pursuing your passions” can be. Match is available for free on the App Store and Google Play. (or, more accurately, message someone who gives you the butterflies.) And though its service is free for looking, you have to pay to play.

Still, by relying mostly on in-depth user profiles (with pictures, of course), it’s a somewhat old school way for solo artists put their best foot forward. But this past April, to get hip with the kids, Match’s iOS and Android apps brought modern photo- and data-rich features to the mix. And with 82% of its 2.3 million subscribers over age 30, it’s aimed squarely at the pre-mobile Internet user. Match: Tried and true, this web-based matchmaking service has been pairing people since 1995.

JSwipe is available for free on the App Store. But don’t take too long - JSwipe makes messages disappear after a few days, encouraging extra-app interaction sooner rather than later. If you both give each other a check, then they’re able to message each other through the app to see where things go. The app presents users with a potential match. Combining dating website’s JDate’s Jewish-centric sensibilities with Tinder’s ease of use, this iPhone-only pairing service brings modern convenience to the age-old challenge of finding someone you can bring home to mom. Finding a mate who’s also a member of The Tribe can be even harder. Then, serving potential mates up just a few at a time, you can use secure messaging to delve even deeper before diving into an actual date.ĮHarmony is available for free on the App Store and Google Play. eHarmony also gives you insight into on your own personality that you may have never realized before. But the paid service is backed by research and fueled by singles’ answers to an extensive questionnaire designed at making matches that last. And well they should - with subscription rates for the service as high as $59 per month, users should demand those kinds of results. eHarmony: According to the service’s website, 438 U.S.-based eHarmony members tie the knot every day.

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