From there, you can send messages or "winks" (similar to likes) to other members and wait for the replies to roll in. Whim (free on i OS) is the answer: The app gets rid of the kind of endless communication that can go on for days.

Just create a profile and enter which days that week are good for you.

You can also "nudge" someone, which is similar to when you'd "poke" your crush on Facebook in ninth grade.

You can also filter by relationship intention or pick one of the in-person mixers that other app members have indicated they're going to. The app (free on i OS) is similar to others in that you create an "Ad profile" with photos (you can set them to private or public), and your first name and age.The app shows you others who are also interested in going out.Select people you'd like to meet and Tonight sets things up for you, even going so far as to pick a cool spot to meet. The sole downside is that the app is currently only live in Manhattan and Brooklyn.Dance clubs and dive bars may have worked in the '90s, but now, even if you’re out, your phone is a much easier way to find someone to "watch Netflix and chill" with (especially someone you won’t regret tomorrow).And the great thing is, whether you prefer chatting extensively with your new crush first or a little fantasy in your play, there are diverse options to suit your every whim and desire. The purpose of the app (free on i OS), which was founded by a former Ok Cupid employee, is to get people off their phones and on an IRL date. to indicate you're interested in going out that night.