Tinder for Startups

1 firstusers 1 9/17/2025, 6:37:16 AM

Yep Tinder for startups Basically, the matching happens automatically based on the early adopters interests and needs

For example, if you submit a startup for marketing, the early adopters who chose marketing as their interest or need will get notified via email, and your startup will appear on their dashboard.

It’s free submit your startup: http://firstusers.tech/

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leakycap · 3h ago

If the matching happens automatically, how is it like Tinder? I think there is a very strong correlation between "swiping" and self-matching when saying you're "Tinder for _____"

GoDaddy seemed to realize that tech and romance themed marketing rarely work out, so maybe there's just a better angle entirely when sharing this with an audience for the first time.

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Tinder for Startups

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