I don't think it sounds like an ad to be honest, and all three of those you can specify what you are looking for.

Is this an ad? It feels like an ad.

"Welcomes both men and women" - ground breaking stuff for a dating app.

Bumble seems to work pretty well for both sides of the pond ✌🏻

Bi woman here. I've used Tinder, Bumble, Her, and OkCupid over the years. It really depends on what you're looking for, your gender, your location, etc

If you're looking for same-gender partners, apps like Her, Grindr, Scruff, etc are often a better bet because that's where many queers are. Her was quite good in my local area for women into women.

If you are looking for different gender partners, I did have a lot of luck with Tinder and Bumble more recently (met my current male partner on Bumble). I did reasonably well with women on Bumble, too.

Regional variations are also important. Some cities, everyone seems to be on Hinge. Others it's Tinder. Or Bumble. Some cities have a huge Scruff community but no one's on Grindr. Ask your local queer community where the fun is had.

The MOST IMPORTANT thing to consider is putting your bisexuality out in the open from the start. I get that closeted queers, people in Orange Trumpistan, rural hick land, and those who are afraid of others knowing their orientation for professional reasons may balk at this, and safety first.

I am in Canada, where folks are generally chill, and human rights are still going strong. I had "bi, monogamish" midway through my profile. Anyone who wasn't into bi women or people who like the odd sexual sidequest or pocket bae were welcome to swipe left. No surprises. No wasted time on biphobic lesbians or weirdly religious men. No one looking for strict monogamy. Just people who already knew my deal. It has worked out well.

Edit: Putting bi out there also acts as a siren call for other bi people! I swiped right on every bi guy I ever saw on Bumble, for instance, because I was stoked to meet other bi people. I found many bi women, too. I loved OkC because it had a setting for that. But that's not where the scene is where I live these days.

I've found Feeld has a large variety of bi people. Just not a big fan of the app personally.

it depends on your area more than anything. i’d say hinge but if you don’t live in a bi friendly area than it won’t be the same for you

feeld is more lgbt friendly but again if there’s not a lot of out bi ppl in your area to begin with it won’t matter what app you’re on

I think that tinder has a show people with my orientation filter but I'm not sure. I found my bi partner on there

Has anyone tried Bindr? I’m new to this sub so please be kind if it’s already been discussed a lot.

I've tried Bicupid, but they want you to pay through the nose for every little feature. I think I just deactivated it. But if you are willing to pay... And of course there is always OKcupid too.

I've been looking for the same thing. I have some bisexual friends always looking for more.

Facebook dating (mobile app only) allows you to set preferences and search criteria.

Try Feeld.

This subreddit is the closest I’ve found to it, and not for a lack of looking

Ive tried the free HER app but that was way too expensive for me. The free version is okay youll still get to set preferences and see others profile, BOO is another one, I liked that one a bit more because it had different ill call them sub reddits they call universes I dont know if there is anything exclusive to bi though

BiCupid is a bi dating and hook-up app. Of course theres lots of couples looking for a 3rd. But there's some singles too, like me. 😁

The real solution is to make a dating app for couples looking for a third so they stop flooding the dating app we do have

I’d just be happy with a bisexual friend app.

I get the feeling the app would just turn out weird. Creepy people asking for threesomes, people having a bi fetish etc

Same, it’s crazy that you would think liking multiple sexes would make life easier, but it makes it so much harder

No app is worth it.

Frankly the only demographic you on them is a bunch of terminally problematic individuals with unhealed traumas.

Trust me find yourself some hobbies that makes for outings so that you make friends in queer circles then love will find while you were just minding your own business.

Hinge? Following

Sniffies. I tried them all: Bumble, Growlr, Grindr, OKCupid, Hinge, Feeld, Archer, Scruff, Romeo, Tinder, A4A, POF, Badoo, Facebook Dating… and I have had the most luck on Sniffies, followed by Scruff, and then Growlr.

Adam4adam was ok.

Silver Daddies

Okcupid has pretty good filters now to just find lgbt peeps. Taimi is also decent.

Avoid tinder.

Well back when I used dating apps, Hinge is for wanting to find a serious relationship. Don't get me wrong, there were guys on Hinge who were just looking to get their dick wet, but Hinge is better for serious relationships. Bumble is cool too. Idc what anyone says, tinder ain't a dating app, it's a hookup app

None of them

All of em

Feeld.

Technically, it started as an app for couples to meet singles, but it's morphed into a really decent place to meet other queer folks.

It kind of depends on your gender - if you're a woman looking for women I suggest changing your settings to 'women only'. If you're a bi man looking for bi women specifically, all I can say is to state that on your profile and maybe try feeld.

Finding myself having this issue as a bicurious cisfemale

Feeld has worked well for me

You could try feeld

Following for science