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An honest review of the Feeld dating app, from a queer writer. Plus, who should use Feeld and how it compares to other dating apps. Feeld App Review: What I Loved, What I'd Change & Who Should Try It.

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Jillian Angelini is a Brooklyn-based freelance writer, communications consultant, and sex educator in training. Her work appears in Bustle, Betches Media, and Reflect Beauty, among others. Myisha Battle, M.S., is a certified clinical sexologist and sex and dating coach, educator, and speaker. She has a master's in Psychology from The New School in New York City. We carefully vet all products and services featured on mindbodygreen using our commerce guidelines. Our selections are never influenced by the commissions earned from our links. It's easy to think all dating apps are the same. Can you really tell the difference between Bumble and Tinder (well, other than woman making the first move)? That's why I was so intrigued by Feeld. Known as the kink-friendly dating app for the open-minded, Feeld is on a mission to elevate the human experience of sexuality and relationships. And yes, that's a fluffy way of saying Feeld is all about exploring your sexuality in a safe way. Through paired couple accounts, kink-positive profiles, and over 20 gender and sexuality choices, the Feeld dating app allows people to explore their sexuality or alternative relationship structures, such as polyamory and ethical non-monogamy. After connecting with others on the app for more than six months, I'm ready to share my honest review of Feeld—including whether I felt safe on the app and how I felt about my connections. If you're at all a little curious about sexuality or the kink scene, Feeld is a good place to learn. As a queer person in a lesbian relationship, part of me feels Feeld caters mostly to heterosexual kinky couples seeking a third, with various queer terminology and labels thrown in to make it feel more inclusive. Your Feeld subscription can be canceled at any time, but payment will automatically renew unless it's canceled within 24 hours of the current pay period. Ready to meet your match? eHarmony is responsible for more marriages than any other online dating site. Its thoughtful algorithm delivers curated matches that actually make sense for your dating goals. What is Feeld? Feeld was originally called 3nder back in 2014, and I've since heard it referred to as both A hookup app for the emotionally mature" and the "Tinder of threesomes." The app's founders, Ana Kirova and Dimo Trifonov, noticed a lack of exploration features in other dating apps and rose to the solution, creating a space for couples to easily explore (either individually or together). With over two million connections created every month, Feeld specifically caters to kinks, fetishes, and various relationship styles. As of 2023, one-third of all users are in a couple, and 50% use labels other than heterosexual. Demi Wylde, sex educator, author, and Feeld user, says Feeld is a more sexy all-around alternative to Tinder, Grindr, or Bumble, which he discovered in passing through his kink and sex educator friends. "Feeld offers an option for kinksters, couples, queer and poly people, a way to find friends and some fun," Wylde says. "You can link profiles with your current partner and merge profiles in a way so that others know you are looking for a third (or fourth, or fifth!). This key feature sets Feeld apart from most dating apps—but there are still plenty of singles available to chat as well," he adds. Who uses Feeld? Most Feeld users seem to have found out about the app primarily through word-of-mouth inside the queer, kink, and ethical nonmonogamy (ENM) communities. Users from every end of the sex spectrum can be found on Feeld, as options for sexual preferences are considerably vast. The primary demographic on Feeld is between 25 and 35 years old, but I've seen users from in their early 20s up to age 65. According to the bios I've seen, most people use Feeld for kinky hookups, poly exploration, threesomes, and even play-party sourcing. Feeld and its users are way more upfront than other dating apps. The app stands out for fostering a less judgmental, more supportive community. When I tested Feeld, I learned quickly that there's not a lot of dancing around people's intentions (unlike other dating apps I've tried). How Feeld works. When I first downloaded Feeld, I found the interface a little confusing. Instead of the traditional swiping nature, the app uses a "heart" or a "-" to like or dislike someone. When you start setting up your profile, you're given the option to choose your sexuality and gender from over 20 options. The options include objectumsexual, sociosexual, two-spirit, gender questioning, and more. Each profile has an "about" section where Feeld users tend to put their locations and precisely what they are trying to get out of the app. For example, I recently saw "lesbian top looking for casual and consistent FWB (friends with benefits), but open to more if it feels right." You can get a sense of exactly what someone is looking for from the desires and interests sections of the profile. There are over 20 kinks, desires, and fetishes to display, including (but not limited to) the below. Feeld kinks & fetishes: FWB: friends with benefits GGG: defines the qualities of an excellent sexual partner: good (in bed), giving (of time and pleasure), game (for exploring and being open-minded) FFF: a threesome where all humans involved identify as women MMF: two participants identify as male and one as female MMM: a threesome where all humans involved identify as a man BDSM: refers to sexual practices such as bondage and discipline, domination and submission, sadism and masochism Bondage Foreplay. To start a conversation, you need to first match with the person or accept a ping. Available to paid members only, a ping is how you let someone know you're immediately interested. Feeld describes it as "buying another member a virtual drink, or virtually winking across the bar." You are able to see how many people like your profile and their names, but it will not share their pictures or full profile without a subscription. My experience using Feeld to date: As someone in a queer monogamous relationship, I'm solely on the app to explore with my partner and look for possible opportunities with other people. That in mind, I feel safest on Feeld compared to other dating apps. I love seeing people's intentions off the bat, too. On other apps, it's difficult to get an idea of why users are there, especially when looking for a possible third interested in a queer couple. From my experience using Feeld, the general vibe of users is kinky, cool, and sexually open. Most seem willing to explore with less judgment than those on other mainstream apps. How much does Feeld's Majestic Membership cost? Feeld's Majestic Membership costs $20 for 30 days, $40 for 90 days, or $100 for a year. A Majestic membership offers a few key perks: See who likes your profile, allowing you to make connections faster The ability to show private photos to only your connections See other Majestic members' private photos Search for profiles with more detailed parameters See when a profile was last active One ping to use per day. The app also has lower-priced membership options, such as "Uplift" for $10. With this membership, you won't have access to the Majestic Membership perks, but your profile will show up earlier for people in your area, increasing your chances of making connections.