Tinder launches 'School of Swipe,' helping young Indians date smarter
What's the story
Tinder has launched an initiative called the "School of Swipe" in India. The mobile-first platform is designed to help young people date smarter and safer. It combines safety, emotional clarity, and practical dating guidance into one comprehensive resource. The move comes as more young Indians are looking for digital resources to navigate their dating lives, communication cues, and emotional well-being.
Expert guidance
Insights from Yuvaa and Tinder's relationship expert shape the platform
The "School of Swipe" was created with guidance from Yuvaa and Dr. Chandni Tugnait, Tinder's relationship expert in India. The platform reflects the experiences of young daters who often rely on online resources to learn about safety, consent, and healthy relationship behavior. It also provides tools like Mindful Connections, for emotional clarity, and the Red Flag-Green Flag Quiz, helping users recognize healthy dating habits.
User-friendly resources
'School of Swipe' features and accessibility
The "School of Swipe" also features a Dating Dictionary to explain new terms, along with courses on consent and safety guidelines. All resources are available in Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, and Bengali, ensuring broader accessibility. The platform is designed to help first-time daters navigate communication, recognize boundaries, and transition from online to offline interactions with greater awareness.
Dating trends
Emotional well-being and dating preferences among young Indians
Survey data from Yuvaa shows that the pace of dating impacts emotional well-being for many young Indians. Insights from Tinder's Modern Dating Report reveal that strong emotional connection and meaningful conversations are key components of a good date. However, some daters still find emotional intimacy and managing feelings challenging, with some seeking support from friends, counselors, or structured resources such as "School of Swipe."