Introduction

Coffee Meets Bagel is a dating app that uses your Facebook profile to find potential matches. The app sends one potential match every day at noon, and if you like that person, you have 24 hours to decide whether or not you want to connect with them. If both of you like one another, then you’ll be able to message each other privately in the chat section of the app.

Coffee Meets Bagel is a free dating app that aims to match you up via a mutual friend on Facebook.

Coffee Meets Bagel is a free dating app that aims to match you up via a mutual friend on Facebook. Users can browse through profiles, which are filled out with information like education and job title, as well as photos and answers to questions about favorite TV shows and hobbies. If you find someone who looks interesting, a coffee date can be arranged via the app.

Coffee Meets Bagel is available for both iOS and Android devices; it’s free to download and use (though there are premium options if you want more advanced features).

It sends you one potential friend-of-a-friend match (called a “Bagel”) every day at noon.

You can only have one bagel at a time, but you can change it at any time by swiping right or left. If you and your match like each other (called “matching”), then the app will send you both a message that says, “It’s a match!” and let you know when you should meet up.

If your match has already seen his/her Bagel before they see yours, he/she can choose to go back in time and change their mind about seeing it again.

You then have 24 hours to decide whether you want to “like” or “pass” on your bagel.

Once you’ve matched with someone, you then have 24 hours to decide whether you want to “like” or “pass” on your bagel. You can change your mind at any time by going back into the app and tapping on the profile of the person who caught your eye.

If they’re not a good match (or simply don’t interest you), pass! If they are, but it’s too early for coffee or maybe even a second date for now (maybe because there’s no connection yet), also pass! It’s totally fine if neither of those things happen — we don’t want anyone feeling pressured into meeting someone unless they really want to.

The great thing about passing is that if one person doesn’t work out as much as another person does down the line, then there’s always next week’s batch of potential matches waiting for us in our inboxes!

If you like your bagel and they have also liked you, you’ll connect, meaning that you’ll be able to message one another in a private chat.

If you’ve liked someone, and they have also liked you, then you can message one another in a private chat.

You can share photos and videos with people that you’ve already connected with.

You can also connect with your friends on the app! So if they’re trying out Coffee Meets Bagel too, they’ll be able to see which other friends are already using it too.

Coffee Meets Bagel is a great dating app if you don’t want to give away too much about yourself initially.

Coffee Meets Bagel is a great dating app if you don’t want to give away too much about yourself initially.

Coffee Meets Bagel is an online dating app that works pretty much like Tinder. You download the app and create a profile, then wait for people in your area to match with you. However, Coffee Meets Bagel is unique in that it only allows women to initiate contact with men they are interested in getting to know more about—and vice versa. This gives both parties more control over how they interact with each other, as well as how quickly they decide whether or not they want to meet up after talking on the phone or via text message (or coffee).

Conclusion

The best thing about Coffee Meets Bagel is that it’s free to use. You don’t even need to give your credit card information! However, if you want to see who “liked” them (so they can see if there’s a mutual match) then they’ll need to upgrade to premium membership which costs $9.95 per month or $29.95 for 6 months ($14.99/month). It does offer some unique features though, like sending virtual gifts (like roses) when people match with each other or sharing a profile photo only when both parties have liked each other back — so it seems worth considering if you’re looking for something more than just another Tinder app