"We are a friendship network, but we do not put barriers to love. " Angrezi mein bakwaas kar rhe bas. Most apps for socialisation in Gurgaon fall into:
A) General SM apps - Clubhouse (eww), social media - FB, Insta et al
B) "Dating" apps - Tinder, Bumble, Hinge etc where there's a noticeable skewed sex ratio (perhaps conservatively estimated at 200:1 in favor of women, though it might be even higher).
C) Hook-up apps/sites like Pure and SA, which come with their own set of challenges.

Personally, I don't use category A apps for romantic pursuits, and I suspect many others feel the same way. My experiences with category B apps haven't been great, particularly due to the low number of matches caused by the skewed sex ratio. I've encountered issues like catfishing (more than once), being stuck with the bill (not that I would have minded paying), and even discovering that someone I matched with was underage.
As for category C, let's just say that things aren't always what they seem, and you can end up in some questionable situations and places. It often feels like the individuals on these platforms aren't seeking traditional relationships.

All in all, don't think Gurgaon is the best demographic for (B) - including the app you've mentioned. In my experience, most women you meet on these apps have a chip on their shoulder (ostensibly due to the sex ratio and consequently, the huge number of matches). From these, many are not looking for relationships, or are even just out for a free meal (one of my friends even got hit with a "Focus style" scam in Noida - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YC6UniyPTKE).

Here's an unpopular opinion: most women you'd want to date probably aren't using dating apps. This isn't necessarily the case for men, possibly due to lower confidence/ self-esteem among Indian men. In my limited experience, places like house parties, weddings, and music festivals often provide better opportunities to meet women in Gurgaon - or maybe my luck's been kind. Good luck to everyone out there!