WASHINGTON POST - Oct 1 - In the past six weeks, three creep-free, lady-friendly dating sites have launched. Mesh auto-filters messages based on things like curse words, and another, Siren, lets women control which men can see their profiles. Singled Out, which launched in beta this week, solicits discussion questions from female users. Women can initiate messages with the men whose answers interest them.
by Caitlin Dewey
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BOSTON BUSINESS JOURNAL - Sep 26 - Set Me Up Inc. has debuted a new app for iOS called Singled Out. The company hopes to close a $2M institutional funding round. Singled Out app features two different interfaces for women and men. Men answer questions posed by women such as "What do you like best, the beach or the mountains?" and women can message, block or "single out" men based on their responses. The company plans to make money by using an in-app currency "Golden Tickets" that allows users to make internal purchases for extra features.
by Sara Castellanos
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