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QuackQuack Reaches 40M Users as Intercity Dating Grows

Posted on November 17, 2025
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SMESTREET – Indian dating app QuackQuack hit 40M users in 2025, driven by rising intercity matches and renewed engagement from Tier 1–3 cities. User sign-ups rose 12% during October–November’s “cuffing season,” with 43% of surveyed daters preferring slower, long-term relationships. Growth was fueled by metro users returning online and migrants seeking partners from their hometowns. CEO Ravi Mittal credited the milestone to India’s shift toward more intentional, stable dating.

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QuackQuack Launches Rebounce for Divorced and Widowed Singles

Posted on November 10, 2025
Logo of Rebounce, a matchmaking platform for divorced, separated, and widowed individuals, featuring the word 'rebounce' with a heart symbol.

MEDIABRIEF – QuackQuack has launched Rebounce, a matchmaking and matrimony platform for divorced, separated, and widowed individuals in India seeking serious relationships or remarriage. The app aims to provide a safe, stigma-free environment for people rebuilding their romantic lives, addressing the growing number of mid-life singles amid rising divorce rates. Rebounce offers detailed profiles, advanced filters, and human matchmaking assistance, allowing users to match based on parenting style, lifestyle, religion, and language. The premium PlusAssist plan provides access to curated matches, personalized messages, and human matchmaker support.

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39% of Single Indians Now View Marriage as Optional, Survey Finds

Posted on November 3, 2025
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NDTV – A survey by Indian dating app QuackQuack of ~10K users aged 22–35 found that 39% of singles above 28 from metro and suburban areas see marriage as optional rather than a life milestone. The findings reflect shifting attitudes toward love and commitment, with many prioritizing personal growth and emotional connection over traditional timelines. The study also found that 6 in 10 daters view being single as a period for self-development, and 23% said prolonged use of dating apps has made them more self-aware through exposure to different perspectives.

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Indian Dating App QuackQuack Hits 35 Million Users

Posted on January 20, 2025

QuackQuack iconDECCAN CHRONICLE – QuackQuack, India's most-downloaded dating app, celebrates a milestone of reaching 35M active users. QuackQuack's Founder and CEO, Ravi Mittal, commented on the achievement, saying, “2024 has been transformative for us. We hit 35M users and 30M app downloads, and we've seen record chat exchanges and matches. A standout feature for many users is the "Chat before Match" option. ~38% of users indicated they engage in conversations before deciding to match with someone. This feature has led to ~53M chats being exchanged each month.

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Study Highlights Importance of Physical Appearance in Online Dating

Posted on July 3, 2024

QuackQuack logoNEWSPATROLLING – A recent study by Indian dating app QuackQuack found that 33% of Indian daters consider physical appearance crucial in their dating experience. The study, involving 9K participants aged 20-45, revealed that 37% of daters aged 18-30 prioritize looks for first impressions, with 24% stating that attractive matches boost their self-worth. Additionally, 3 out of 5 women over 30 noted cultural influences on preferences for physical attractiveness. QuackQuack's CEO, Ravi Mittal, emphasized balancing looks with other important traits like compatibility and values for successful relationships.

by Naman Bansal
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Desi App QuackQuack Rolls out Human Matchmaker Model

Posted on May 31, 2024

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BIZZBUZZ – Desi dating app, QuackQuack, has launched its latest initiative, the Human Matchmaker Model. This feature offers personalized assistance in crafting engaging profiles, drafting bios, and choosing display images. CEO Ravi Mittal stated that user feedback guided the development of this model, which includes expert dating tips, personalized match suggestions, and custom messages. QuackQuack also plans exclusive matchmaking events, giving priority access to users of the Human Matchmaker Model.

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QuackQuack Study: Online Dating Trends Shift Towards Serious Relationships and Safety

Posted on April 9, 2024

QuackQuack logo for social media useNEWSPATROLLING – A recent study by QuackQuack involving 12K users debunked myths about online dating. It found that 28% of respondents use dating apps for serious relationships, challenging the notion that online dating is primarily for hookups. The study also revealed that online dating platforms are used for meaningful connections across all city tiers and are popular beyond metropolitan areas. Additionally, 67% of women users cited safety measures as a reason for preferring online dating, highlighting a shift towards more serious and secure online dating experiences.

by Naman Bansal
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How Dating Apps in India Have Become Crime Epicentres

Posted on February 15, 2024

QuackQuack logo for social media useINC42 – India's online dating scene, featuring apps like Tinder, Bumble, and local platforms like Woo and Quack Quack, is booming but faces serious safety concerns. A Norton report revealed that 66% of Indian dating app users have encountered financial fraud. Incidents of honey trapping and extortion are on the rise, with victims being blackmailed for large sums. The gender imbalance on these apps exacerbates the issue, with a male-to-female ratio on Tinder India reported to be 93:1. Despite the growth, with user numbers surging by 293% in the last five years, safety measures lag behind, leaving users vulnerable to crimes ranging from data leaks to physical harm.

by Bismah Malik
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QuackQuack Surpasses 30 Million User Milestone

Posted on January 30, 2024

QuackQuackLINKEDIN – QuackQuack, led by founder and CEO Ravi Mittal, has reached a milestone of ~3 Crore (30M) registered users. The app is gaining popularity in smaller cities across India, contributing to its 25M downloads. Notably, QuackQuack has achieved this growth without external funding, a significant accomplishment in today's startup landscape.

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Indian Tech Companies Challenge Google’s Billing Policy

Posted on June 5, 2023

Google lawsuitINC42 – Several Indian tech companies and startups, including Unacademy, Kuku FM, Truly Madly, and QuackQuack, have filed petitions in the Madras High Court to challenge Google's billing policy. Google has been sending notices to digital startups, requiring them to adopt its billing policy or face removal from the Play Store. The Madras High Court will hear the matter on June 8, and it is expected that more than a dozen Indian tech companies will challenge Google's notice in the next ten days. The dispute stems from Google's user-choice billing system, which would charge a commission of 11-26% on in-app purchases, significantly impacting the profits of these startups. The Competition Commission of India (CCI) previously directed Google not to restrict app developers from using third-party billing or payment processing services, and it imposed a penalty of INR 1,337.76 Cr on Google for anti-competitive practices.

by Debarghya Sil
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