Who it’s for:
Pure is a dating app designed for individuals who prefer a straightforward approach and want to skip the games and get to the point. There are no fancy algorithms, no mushy messages, and no waiting. If you see someone you like, you can message them and arrange to meet immediately.
Pure caters to people looking for casual encounters, no-strings-attached hookups, or just a quick fling.
Why we picked this:
Women freely expressing their sexuality online is a beautiful thing that can be soiled quickly by male entitlement. Whether you’re not comfortable with putting “sex only” in your Tinder bio for the locals to see or you’re simply a practicer of non-attachment with the people you bang, Pure is a safer, hip solution that gives all the vibes of a sex-based site without the nasty ads everywhere.
App rules urge you to “pretend like you’re strangers afterwards,” making no-strings-attached the only name of the game here. This hella millennial app is a sex-positive, 18+ safe space that features some pretty cool art — the blueprint of the truly modern hookup app. Just be sure to communicate your boundaries in your bio.
Selfies, bio, conversations, matches, and likes self-destruct every 24 hours, promoting spur-of-the-moment, borderline anonymous hookups. No nudity is allowed and any photos sent in messages can’t be saved. The app will ask for your phone number, but that’s to make sure you’re a real person. The app uses your geolocation and sends out the sex version of an Uber request, though the sparse user base might have your searches suggesting the same few people.