The ten-match cap
Scarcity by design. A full match list means real conversations instead of an inbox of strangers you'll never message.
Last Swipe is a dating app built around one rule: you can only hold ten matches at a time. No endless queue, no collecting people like trading cards. When you're full, you talk — or you make room.
Coming soon on theApp StoreFree · iPhone, iOS 17+ · Ages 18+ · United States only
100 swipes a day keeps you honest. Like a specific photo or prompt and say why — that comment opens the chat if you match.
Ten concurrent matches, hard cap — and only ten people can be waiting in your likes at once. Fill either and you leave the deck until you make room.
Built-in chat with real notifications. If neither of you ever says anything, the match expires on its own and you both go back in the deck. No ghosts piling up.
Scarcity by design. A full match list means real conversations instead of an inbox of strangers you'll never message.
Heart a specific photo or prompt and attach a comment. If you match, your comment is the first message — no cold "hey".
Distance, age, height, lifestyle — dial in what matters, from body type to bedtime. Take the short values quiz and you'll see a compatibility score on everyone else who's taken it.
Photos are screened before they go live, reports trigger AI review, and blocking is instant. Delete your account permanently, in-app, any time.
Ten people can be waiting on you — that's it. Hit ten and you drop out of the deck until a like ages out after 48 hours, or you pass and open the slot yourself. Nobody here sits on a pile of five hundred admirers, so everyone still has to swipe.
Take three selfies from different angles and we match them against your photos, on our servers, then delete the selfies. Verified profiles get a badge. Swap in photos that aren't you and the badge quietly comes off.
100 swipes a day, free forever — and seeing who likes you is free too. We don't sell that. The only thing $9.99 buys is unlimited swipes, once. No subscription, no boosts, no pay-to-be-seen, and paying doesn't move you up anyone's deck.