New dating apps target Gen Z burnout with AI-driven matchmaking over swiping

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A new wave of dating apps, including one called Ditto, is moving away from the traditional swipe-based model popularized by platforms like Tinder. These apps are targeting Gen Z users, broadly defined as people in their 20s, who have grown increasingly disillusioned with conventional dating app mechanics. Instead of swiping, these platforms use artificial intelligence to match users with potential partners. The shift reflects a broader frustration among younger users with the gamified, high-volume nature of existing dating apps. AI matchmaking is emerging as one of the most notable alternatives being explored in this space.

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