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Now, Tinder style app Farmder for single farmers: Here’s why it make sense

With an aim to provide a dating app to single farmers who want to date a farmer, digital enthusiast Michelle Li has launched a mobile App similar to popular dating App Tinder called Farmder.

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With an aim to provide a dating app to single want to date a farmer, digital enthusiast Michelle Li has launched a mobile App similar to popular dating App Tinder called Farmder. While analysing the digital dating , Michelle said she noticed a significant demographic who were not being catered, so she decided to bring a special app having all the functionality of any popular dating app especially for farmers.

“It’s very difficult to find the right one on Tinder if you have any specific requirements. For example, if you are a biker, it’s likely that you want to only date other bikers. So a dating app specifically for bikers and riders would be better than Tinder in this scenario,” Farmder co-founder Michelle said, adding that “There are many niche dating apps in different fields. Why not one for single farmers?”

Michelle pointed out that, while it is designed for those who live the farming life, Farmder is not exclusively intended for those in the countryside. Many city folk have become tired of the hustle and bustle of urban life and crave something else. Finding love with, and marrying, a farmer could be the ideal option for those who feel the same way.

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Users of Farmder will find it similar in design to Tinder. If you encounter a profile that you like, you swipe right and hope for a match. If the profile is not quite right for you, swipe left and forget about it.

Now, Tinder style app Farmder for single farmers: Here's why it make sense
While analysing the digital dating industry, Michelle said she noticed a significant demographic who were not being catered, so she decided to bring a special app having all the functionality of any popular dating app especially for farmers. (Photo/Farmder)

There is also another social aspect to Farmder, which users may find similar to ‘s profile feed. This feature – known as ‘Moments’ – gives users the ability to upload photos and post status updates, sharing their life on the farm with potential new friends, lovers, or even something more special.

Currently Farmder is available on the app marketplace for Apple devices.

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