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The cupid phone app ticking all the boxes

Entreprenurial trio find a way to help you flirt from your mobile with the quirky new dating device, Tick & Snap.

September 6, 2012 13:33
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ByCandice Krieger, Candice Krieger

1 min read

Wouldn't it be great if you could anonymously tell someone that you were attracted to them without the risk of being rejected? Now you can thanks a unique new dating app. Tick & Snap allows you to browse your mobile phone and Facebook contacts, ticking those you fancy.

The app then matches the "ticks" with other Tick & Snap users that you know, and if you both fancy each other, it tells you.

The app has been developed by entrepreneurs Ollie Levy - the 19-year-old son of Spurs chairman Daniel Levy, Sam Seller, 24, and Alex Dawson, 40, who all run SOA Networks.

So, how exactly does it work? Users scroll down their contacts, ticking the ones they are attracted to. The moment someone is ticked they receive a notification advising them that "someone" has indicated they are attracted to them, directing them to download the app to find out who. If they (the recipient) then "tick the person back", there will be an icebreaker alert, aka a "snap". If there is no match, users remain anonymous, avoiding any embarrassment or rejection.