Category: LFGdating
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This Week on LFGdating: Love Across the Map
Long-distance week, all in one place: the guide, the co-op case, the 25-mile problem, the founder story, 15 virtual dates, and the real data.
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We Built LFGdating 4,200 Miles Apart. Distance Was Never the Problem.
A teacher in Georgia, a Marine in Hawaii, one late-night phone call. What building LFG long-distance taught us about distance and connection.
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This Week on LFGdating: Dating Safely Without Losing the Fun
Safety week, wrapped: the complete guide, fake-profile tells, the moderation gap, a founder essay on trust, the privacy checklist, and the 2026 scam data.
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Trust Is the Whole Business Model
A member once thanked us because nobody tried to scam her. That email rearranged how I think about this job. Casey on why LFGdating never automated the front door.
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This Week on LFGdating: Low-Pressure Dating for Introverts and Anyone Tired of the Grind
Six posts, one argument: you don’t have to get louder to find someone. The week’s guides, data, and opener kits for introverts and anxious gamers, collected.
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We Built LFGdating for the People Who Hate “Putting Themselves Out There”
“Put yourself out there” assumes the loud-room version of you is the best one. Casey on building a dating site for everyone whose best spec is quieter.
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This Week on LFGdating: The Truth About Paying for Dating Apps
One week, one question: is paying for a dating app worth it? Every post from LFGdating’s free-vs-paid week, recapped in one skimmable scroll.
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Why We Celebrate When You Cancel
Most dating apps profit when you stay single. LFGdating’s founders explain why a cancellation notice is the best email they ever receive.
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LFGdating Free vs. Premium: Exactly What You Get (No Fine Print)
Every LFGdating free and premium feature, explained with zero fine print — what free members keep forever and exactly what premium unlocks.
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Why LFGdating Is the Best Dating App for Gamers in 2026
You’ve been on a date where you mention gaming and watched the other person’s face do the thing. The polite smile. The “oh, that’s fun” that means absolutely nothing. The subject change to literally anything else. You spend the rest of dinner deciding whether to mention that you cleared a 24-person raid last weekend or…