Dating app maps out what each state hates the most

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Based in London and Stockholm, Sweet Capital is run by the founders of the company behind the hit mobile game Candy Crush. Users can swipe on thousands of topics, from Kim Jong-un to ketchup on hot dogs. As for the most loved topics: my mom, the ocean, guacamole.

Sand initially sounds like a very bizarre thing to hate coming out of Arizona, but I'd say it's warranted considering the deadly weather they've been having. In this interview, which has been edited and condensed, Alper talks about his contrarian approach to dating, how tough it was to pitch to the sharks and why he sold a stake to Cuban at a bargain rate. You simply swipe down to hate, up to love, left to dislike or right to like.

Haters gonna date with new dating app that matches based on common dislikes

By 2017-02-02 07:43:30 -0800 We all have a long list of the annoying things we hate, and now — finally! The app launches officially on February 8th but is now available in beta for iOS. It will be available for Android this spring. It offers you 3,000 hand-selected topics to weigh in on — butt selfies, build the wall, slow walkers and tipping less than 15% are just a few. You simply swipe down to hate, up to love, left to dislike or right to like. The app then matches you with people based on your mutual distastes and other factors like location. They said the top three most commonly hated topics so far are the presidential election of 2016 shocker! As for the most loved topics: my mom, the ocean, guacamole. Hard to argue with any of those. In any case, this seems like an app custom-designed for these unpredictable times. Each day brings so many new things to hate, and in a time when more than ever we need someone to love.

Nobody really likes those things past 12-years-old anyway. Recent research has suggested that people who share mutual disdain for the same things may, in fact, form tighter bonds than those who share positive sentiments. A rep from Hater told HuffPost that the app offers its users over 3,000 topics to swipe on. Adams: No one is going to answer 4,000 questions. So, I warmed up to the universal applicability of a genuine connection through mutual hate. The other strategy is the more traditional dating app approach of charging for premium subscriptions. Alper: No investor likes to see that happen but they understood the context. They range from politics, like Trump and Kim Jong-un, to questions about Starbucks, Ford and United Airlines. You pick a phrase and fill in the blank. Check it out below:. Adams: What was the most challenging part about applying. Adams: What did you do for financing?.