August 22, 2026
Why Dating App Fatigue Isn't a You Problem
Dating app fatigue feels personal, but the design is built to produce it. Here's the myth of "you're just doing it wrong," checked against the evidence.
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Notes on dating fatigue, the economics of the swipe, and what changes when an agent does the looking.
August 22, 2026
Dating app fatigue feels personal, but the design is built to produce it. Here's the myth of "you're just doing it wrong," checked against the evidence.
Read →August 21, 2026
AI matchmaking explained plainly: what it is, how it works, where it fails, and who it suits — the full definition, without the marketing gloss.
Read →August 20, 2026
On the Overtone waitlist and wondering what to do meanwhile? A concrete, step-by-step way to use the wait so you're ready — and not stuck swiping.
Read →August 19, 2026
Dating app profile photo advice gets repeated as gospel. We checked six popular rules — smiling, group shots, filters, photo count — against real research.
Read →August 18, 2026
A deep dive into Pew Research's survey of under-30 daters: what the exclusive dating app generation actually reported, and what the numbers mean for how you date now.
Read →August 17, 2026
Comparing dating approaches on effort, not just cost — where your hours actually go with swipe apps, human matchmakers, and AI matchmaking side by side.
Read →August 16, 2026
Dating apps display a compatibility score like it's science. Here's what the number is actually built from, and why AI matchmaking approaches the same problem differently.
Read →August 15, 2026
Esther Perel joined Overtone's board alongside Match Group's $18M bet. Here's what that role actually entails, and what it signals about AI matchmaking.
Read →August 14, 2026
A week without swiping, mapped day by day: a concrete reset plan for anyone ready to date differently, backed by research on burnout and choice overload.
Read →August 13, 2026
Dating app distance settings get more credit than they deserve. We checked five common claims about proximity and matching against the actual evidence.
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