QuackQuack, Aisle, Woo and TrulyMadly – all homegrown dating apps - are turning to Tier II and Tier III cities as small-town folk warm up t...

The Competition Commission of India's (CCI) decision to impose a penalty of over Rs 900 crore on Google will ‘benefit and protect’ Indian e...

"This landmark judgement from the CCI is the perfect Diwali gift for the Indian startup ecosystem, its founders, investors and all other st...

According to dating experts, January is the most popular time to meet singles.

Snehil Khanor rented a villa where the core team could live and work together.

The second Covid wave has led to a 20-25% surge in new users signing up on dating platforms in India.

The TrulyMadly funding round comes close on the heels of the online dating app recording 10 times growth in Tier II-III cities amid the cor...

The move comes amid growing concerns among the domestic startup ecosystem around alleged monopoly risks posed by Big Tech companies.

Growth More than in MetrosAccording to companies like Aisle and Truly Madly, which have millions of users and position themselves as “serio...

The startups say it's unfair exploitation of the Play Store's monopoly that stems from the dominance of Google's Android operating system.

Third party applications have been reducing their dependence on Facebook over the past 9-12 months citing user privacy concerns and data br...

Most of these apps have garnered millions of downloads on Google Play Store in India and make a tidy sum through in-app purchases.

The company clocked in a revenue of Rs. 3.60 crore in the financial year 2018, Rs. 3.48 crore in 2019 and Rs. 3.45 crore in 2020. However, ...

Dating Sunday – the first Sunday of a new year – is the biggest day for singles hoping to meet a match online.

A lot of single folk in the 50 and above age group are taking to dating apps to ward off their loneliness.

Facebook on Thursday launched a new dating service in the US and 19 other countries, and said it will be extended to Europe by early 2020.

The acquisition will see most of the FindYahan team, including its two founders — Rachit Mathur and Snehal Khanor — join Zimmber.