
“Forget access to finance, we’ll give you access to romance.” Understandably this would be meaningless nonsense to the average Joe, but those in the corporate world will have no trouble understanding what Founders In Love’s slogan means.
The new British startup wants to shake up the dating game with support for entrepreneurs, noticing a gap in the market given how existing channels like Tinder, Happn and Uniform Dating focus on niche sectors like looks, location and public services respectively. Online dating is increasingly common, in fact, Founders in Love offered data that said 91 per cent of the UK public now consider it the norm. The findings are backed up by an app report on 31 March that said four of the top 20 grossing UK apps for iOS in early 2015 were represented by dating apps – Match.com, Zoosk, Tinder and Plenty of Fish.Read more on dating:
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CTO Rest, said: “Whether it’s finance you fancy or technology that turns you on, our algorithm breaks down all of our users into refined sectors so that we can ensure our love fools have the best search experience possible.
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