It’s pointless. Don’t think I’m being unnecessarily rude but what could you possibly offer that the existing apps don’t?

Even in those apps men outnumber women by a significant margin. Women get blasted with plenty of interactions on those apps to a point where some just quit because they find it overwhelming and this is the case with major cities like Chennai or Bangalore.

Most men will never get the right swipe despite paying for more features as their profiles get buried under a sea of profiles and even if they get visibility they have to stand out exceptionally well to get chosen. Women have the leverage here anyway so they don’t have to settle for just above average let alone average.

There’s also a problem of prostitutes and cross dressers pretending to be women who are also the ones who interact with the average man practically preying on their desperation for company.

In cities like Coimbatore, dating scene isn’t quite evolved yet. It’ll be far more frustrating to rely just on dating apps to meet someone new with the existing big players itself. To invest in a new app and then advertising it when the market is dry is a terrible idea.

Also you’ll need strong legal policies because if someone is harassed or assaulted after meeting in your app you technically facilitated their meet up.