Founded by three Korean-American sisters, Coffee Meets Bagel is relatively new in Singapore, but it is already making headway. Over 2.5 million introductions have been made among Singaporean singles with the app in just one year. This shows that it is getting more popular. The app does not involve swiping like other dating apps.

This article was written by a 25-year-old Singaporean female who dipped her toes into the world of online dating with Coffee Meets Bagel. Whether you’re no stranger to swiping or still on the fence about taking the plunge in a time of self-quarantine, may her musings help you look at the dating app experience with fresh eyes.

Launched in 2012 by three entrepreneurial sisters, Coffee Meets Bagel is a San Francisco-based mobile dating app that values quality over quantity. The CMB app was created primarily to counteract the endless swiping and casual connections that saturate the online dating market today. A customised service named #LadiesChoice was created to ...

The original anti-swiping app Coffee Meets Bagel: How It All Began... What We Do We create meaningful connections that spark hearts and inspire people to share themselves authentically and enthusiastically. How Does It Work? Smart Algorithm Every day at noon, receive quality matches curated just for you by our ever-evolving algorithm. In-Depth

Coffee Meets Bagel is a dating site that caters to busy professionals who are single and looking for meaningful relationships. We only serve elite singles from the top 20 richest countries, including United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Japan, Singapore, and some other developed countries.

Welcome to coffee meets bagel. Coffee Meets Bagel is designed with a rich, easy to use interface underpinned by a robust and powerful matchmaking algorithm. It’s easy to finally meet the elite singles that’s right for you - the algorithm suggests singles compatible with your relationship preferences.

So my son convinced me to get on Coffee Meets Bagel (CMB) two weeks ago, as an introduction to dating apps which I was completely new to. Here are 12 things I learned: There you have it — my…

SINGAPORE: They got acquainted with each other on the Coffee Meets Bagel dating app, but she was hesitant to meet him for a date so soon as they had only started messaging each other. However, Paul...

Coffee Meets Bagel (CMB) takes the lead over Tinder and OkCupid, with 25% of females voting for CMB as their favourite. Compared to other dating apps, CMB ‘ feels more trustworthy and secure ’ (66%) and people using it are ‘ able to have more genuine connections ’ (60%).

I'm also in Singapore. Used to pay for 1 month, got plenty of beans, but it's used up very fast for the Discover likes. Some profiles said the free members can't see the likes, so I started to send messages instead of likes, got 1 match (but he lied about age) On the pickiest, oh how it's true.