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DoubleList
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The discreet, casual hookup app trusted by open-minded adults. Meet people nearby, explore safely, and connect on your terms — without judgment or games. DoubleList is your go-to space for honest, private conversations and real-time connections. Built around simple, category-driven discovery, it is designed for users who value freedom, respect, and intent. Whether you're into casual dating, NSA encounters, or just want to chat, DoubleList makes it easy to explore your boundaries safely and discreetly. Key Features: :speech_balloon: Instant Chat — Real-time messaging with open-minded singles and couples :earth_africa: Browse by Category — Hookups, friendships, dating, kinks, or long-term connections :lock: Privacy-First — No swiping, no exposure — just safe, anonymous interaction :round_pushpin: Location-Based Matching — Meet people nearby or browse users in other cities :compass: Simple, Intuitive UI — Easy to use, no clutter or distractions :shield: Strict Moderation & User Verification — Community safety is a top priority :bulb: Real-World Use Cases: Late-night conversations with no pressure Exploring NSA dating with local users Connecting discreetly while traveling Finding FWB in your city without swiping endlessly Enjoying safe discreet encounters with people nearby :raised_hands: Perfect For: Open-minded adults and curious singles LGBTQ+ and gender-diverse users Couples exploring new dynamics People seeking privacy-first casual dating Anyone tired of gamified hookup apps :sparkles: What Makes DoubleList Different DoubleList brings category-driven discovery back — without the algorithms, endless swiping, or forced bios. Unlike flashy hookup platforms, it focuses on privacy, simplicity, and honest intent. DoubleList gives you control over how, when, and with whom you connect. :star2: Trusted by millions of users worldwide, DoubleList is where discreet, real connections begin. Only for adults 18+. Start exploring freely today.
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Like most appsAbout 1 in 7 unhappy reviewers mention fake profiles or bots
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More than mostTopics raised across 358 reviews
1-3 stars4-5 starsOne review often raises more than one topic, so the percentages don't add up to 100%.
Percentages are out of 152 reviews rated 4-5 stars, and 189 rated 1-3 stars that say what went wrong.
Typical app is the median across apps with 30 or more reviews in the same star range on the same store. Unhappy reviews are rated 1–3 stars and say what went wrong. Happy reviews are rated 4–5 stars.
US storefront · May 2025 to Oct 2026
This is a count of what reviewers wrote, not a finding about the company.
Store average: 4.4, which also counts ratings with no written review
So far so good. A c leaned up version of Craigslist. Peeps get what they need well enough here.
it'd be a 5 if not for all the f**** bots
DoubleList does what it says, and I’ve used it more than once without much trouble. Better search and message filters would make the whole experience easier to manage.
Doublelist did what it said, and I was able to get some activity from it. The engagement didn’t always feel very natural, but overall, it still wasn’t a bad experience.
I tried it to meet people locally, and it was decent overall. It doesn't really standout, but it's still worth trying.
I like everything about it except there's no talent in my area.
Doublelist worked well for casual browsing. I liked that it didn't feel overly complicated or packed with too many features. It's straightforward, but still better to browse with realistic expectation...
Doublelist can be useful if you browse carefully. Some posts seemed fine, while others made me pause a bit. It works, I wouldn’t reply too quickly without checking things first.
The local focus made the site better for me. I didn't want random results from everywhere, so being able to browse closer listings made experience more practical.
Absolutely the most stupid app I've ever used. Even if you ever do meet someone who isn't a scammer - which you won't, they're all scammers - the app doesn't let you exchange phone numbers or email ad...
Getting started was pretty quick. The page made it clear what the site was for, and I didn’t feel lost. I just wish there were more safety reminders for new users.
I liked how direct the platform felt. It was easy to see what people were looking for, and the local listing format made the whole thing feel simple and useful.
Doublelist feels different from the usual dating apps. I liked that it uses a listing style instead of endless swiping. It felt more direct, but I still had to read posts carefully.
The popular interest section stood out to me because it made browsing feel more organized. It gave a quick snapshot of different interests so the site felt easier to understand before signing up.
pay for garbage app. as in they want you to pay to meet fake profiles.
My first impression was mostly positive. The design was clean, the signup button was clear, and the whole page explained the purpose without making things feel complicated or overly busy.
I liked that the page was not packed with too many buttons or pop-ups. It felt easy to look around, and the popular interests section gave me a quick idea of what people use it for.
Doublelist was easy to understand right away. The homepage kept things simple, and I liked that the signup option was not hard to find.
The popular interests section made the platform easier to understand right away. It showed different categories people search for, so the site felt more organized. The design is simple, but that actua...
can't even sign in
it's no Craigslist from back in the day however I've had a few decent hookups. I wish it was closer to where I live instead of all the way to Lake of the ozarks. but other than that I've had fun
The app never works. It should be destroyed
The site felt pretty direct. I could tell it was made for local listings without needing to read through too much. The clean layout made the first visit less confusing.
Customer communication was okay, not amazing, but enough to understand the basics. I would appreciate clearer updates around account steps, especially when something needs review or fixing on my end.
Doublelist looked pretty simple from the start. The signup button was easy to find, and the page did not feel crowded or confusing.
Since they started to charge people.the app sucks. One you pay for subscription for 5 or 10 dollars and you try to.post a ad .You can post 10 to 15 ads on there but everyone of them get flagged. You t...
The website was easier than I expected once I spent a few minutes clicking around. I liked that I could search without feeling lost, but some instructions and safety reminders could be clearer for peo...
what a joke. cannot use the app until you pay. why pay for something I know nothing about ha. wish I could give it less than 1 star.
The website was the most polished one I have used, it was manageable after a few minutes. I could move through listings without much trouble, and that made the whole experience feel easier than I firs...
Doublelist feels different from regular dating apps, which I liked. It has more of a listing style, so browsing felt less repetitive than swiping through profiles.
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Daily US store charts: Google Play Dating (top 200). See reviews about charges
On Oct 26 (US, Google Play Dating): #50 in top grossing and #71 in top free.
Top grossing
Flat#50
Steady (moved 2 places in 7 days) · 30 days on the chart
Top free
Flat#71
Moves a little (moved 16 places in 7 days) · 30 days on the chart
Last 30 days
10/26
Top free
#71
vs yesterday13 down
Top grossing
#50
vs yesterdayNo change
10/25
Top free
#58
vs yesterday1 down
Top grossing
#50
vs yesterday2 down
10/24
Top free
#57
vs yesterday2 down
Top grossing
#48
vs yesterdayNo change
10/23
Top free
#55
vs yesterday2 up
Top grossing
#48
vs yesterday2 up
10/22
Top free
#57
vs yesterday5 up
Top grossing
#50
vs yesterday2 down
10/21
Top free
#62
vs yesterdayNo change
Top grossing
#48
vs yesterday1 up
10/20
Top free
#62
vs yesterdayNo change
Top grossing
#49
vs yesterday1 down
| Date | Top free | Free (vs yesterday) | Top grossing | Grossing (vs yesterday) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10/26 | #71 | 13 down | #50 | No change |
| 10/25 | #58 | 1 down | #50 | 2 down |
| 10/24 | #57 | 2 down | #48 | No change |
| 10/23 | #55 | 2 up | #48 | 2 up |
| 10/22 | #57 | 5 up | #50 | 2 down |
| 10/21 | #62 | No change | #48 | 1 up |
| 10/20 | #62 | No change | #49 | 1 down |
"Unranked" means the app wasn't on the chart that day. "No data" means we have no chart data for that category that day.