CHICAGO (WLS) -- Tired of swiping left and right? You're not alone. Many singles may still be using dating apps, but some looking for a deeper connection are turning to professional matchmakers.

Tinder’s new app feature lets users invite friends to find potential matches for them, a potential attempt to reach Gen Z, which research has found prefers using social media over dating apps to find ...

Here’s a hard-to-swallow pill – you won’t ‘just meet someone in real life.’ That’s not how things work in 2024. The sooner you face that reality, the closer you are to your ideal match and love story.

Amata, an AI matchmaking app, is launching in the US. It's raised $6 million from investors to set up users and plan dates.

Matchmaking services might sound old-school, but if you’re sick of swiping through time-wasters, ghosters, and wannabe Casanovas with Postmates sushi, it’s time to level up. This isn’t about cringy ...