For women
A dating app that finally filters for you.
If you have deleted Bumble on a Sunday and reinstalled it on Monday, Salted Caramel was built for you. Fifteen serious gestures a week, not five hundred hellos. You reply to who you want. Nobody argues with your inbox.
What you get
- A weekly feed of the fifteen highest-effort gestures directed at you. Ranked by how much attention was invested, not by who paid for a boost.
- Zero cost. You never pay anything — not for matches, not for messages, not for filters.
- Every profile selfie-verified before it shows up in your feed. No catfishing.
- No streaks, no timers, no premium tier. Reply to none this week — nothing bad happens. Next week refreshes.
- When you don’t reply, the sender is not notified. No ‘seen’ badge. Silence is a full sentence.
What you avoid
- A queue of unread hellos you feel bad about not reading.
- Men copy-pasting the same ‘heyy’ to a hundred women a day.
- Feeling like the product is against you.
- Getting messaged, unmatched, and blamed for it — all in the same week.
How it’s different from Bumble and Hinge
On Bumble, you have to make the first move within 24 hours or the match expires. On Hinge, prompts start conversations but the volume is still unlimited. Salted Caramel changes the incentive at the source: men pay a small token — a toffee, worth a few rupees — to send a message. That single change turns 500 lazy hellos into 15 considered ones.
Is it safe?
Selfie verification is a hard gate on every profile. In-app report and block, both reviewed by humans. Your phone number and exact location are never shared. See the full safety commitments.