PURE: Anonymous Dating App

Don’t waste your time or money on this app, while you might find a diamond you will mostly be in the very very rough, the random chance feature doesn’t actually work and everyone will just ghost. Just don’t bother. Also requires a subscription but for men only.

No joke, you create your profile only to discover you literally can’t do a single thing in the app without spending money. Deleted.

It a ok app lots of h ups and stuff if ur into that (wouldn’t call it a dating app) anyways yea i just got banned maybe as a joke i put in my bio i need a sugar daddy but like THAT IT

I’m the daughter of my father who found this app on his phone… so he is cheating on my mom :)

The 5 star reviews are fake. If you are a man you will have to Pay to send a message first, be put in line becuase women have to many options here, you will get ghosted and ingored 5 messages into a conversation. Don’t believe what the Developer says here. They are liars and money hungry to make money off men.

I'm Olivia, 40years old from USA. I joined this dating app hoping to connect with genuine men, between the ages of 50 to upwards but Unfortunately, my experience has been very disappointing. My NO is Six Zero Nine, Two Zero Five, Zero Zero Two Six. After paying for a subscription, I expected to be able to chat and build real connections. Instead I found out that I couldn't even send proper messages without being asked for more money. It's frustrating and feels like a constant push to spend more, with no real results or communication happening. You can tx me if you are interested, I'm very pretty woman with self worth and most important GOD fearing

Very easy to use and love all the safety features plus the protection of privacy is amazing! All the options how to get matched and various possibilities to reach out and contact others was out of this world simple. Had multiple fun “dates” and met great guys from day one. Great app.

Not good

Dear Tim and Esteemed Members of the PURE Faculty, Allow me to extend my warmest thanks for your recent correspondence — a message so rich in irony and so delicately laced with moral superiority, I daresay even Mr. Bumble himself would have tipped his hat in admiration. You see, I had believed — quite naïvely, I admit — that when one purchases a service (in this case, forty splendid digital gifts), one might reasonably expect said service to function with a modicum of reliability, clarity, or dare I say, purpose. Alas, PURE has taught me otherwise. Apparently, it is not the experience that counts, but rather the obedience — the blind, unquestioning tribute to an app that vanishes profiles like a conjurer and delivers connections with all the dependability of a ghost in fog. How delightfully Victorian. Now, you accuse me of being a “cheater” — what a word! So wonderfully simple, so gloriously devoid of nuance. Might I suggest, dear Tim, that expecting a product to work as advertised and seeking a refund when it does not is called consumer responsibility? But perhaps such distinctions are lost when one has never studied beyond a manual of boilerplate customer responses. Had I known that PURE’s definition of “fair play” involved luring users into digital parlors with disappearing doors, false echoes, and no exit but the refund button — I might’ve spared myself the lesson, and you the trouble of penning your artfully scolding reply. I must commend you, however. In a world where many strive for transparency and customer respect, it takes a special kind of courage to lean so fully into opacity and disdain. A Dickensian villain would be proud. Do pardon my elevated vocabulary; I understand it may pose a challenge. Should clarification be required, I am most willing to simplify — though I daresay you may find a dictionary equally enlightening. Yours in disappointment and bemused contempt,

Если ты парень и хочешь какую-либо интрижку, не важно на долгую основу или на ночь, то или плати приложению 13,5$ просто за то, что ты неделю посмотришь анкеты и не факт, что кого-то найдешь.