TapLove dating mini app

A feed of people, messages after a mutual like and gifts you can turn into stars. TapLove puts all of that into one mini app inside Telegram. Its motto: MEET. TAP. LOVE. 💌

The app has around 70 thousand users, plus a channel and a separate support account. Below is how it works and how to date safely.

How it works

According to the bot description, you find your match nearby. If the liking is mutual, you can start chatting right away.

Starting is simple: press /start and the app opens. Nothing to install.

Gifts that turn into Stars

What sets it apart from ordinary dating is the gifts. You can send and receive them, then convert them into stars and withdraw them to your Telegram balance.

• Sending: a gift is a sign of attention to someone you like.
• Receiving: gifts sent to you collect in your profile.
• Converting: gifts exchange for stars, and stars can be withdrawn.

Check the conversion terms, the rate and any fees inside the app before your first send.

Your first evening in the app

1. Launch the bot with /start.
2. Fill in your profile: a photo and a few lines about yourself.
3. See who is nearby and mark your likes.
4. Write first only after a mutual match.

Meeting people without nasty surprises

Dating apps are useful, but they carry risks. A photo may belong to someone else, and romantic talk often ends with a request for money.

• Never send money: not for a ticket, not for medical bills, not for verification.
• Meet in crowded places: and tell a friend the place and time.
• Do not send intimate photos: they can be saved and used for blackmail.
• Check by video call: a short call quickly shows that the person is real.

Gifts as a business: careful

If someone writes that you can easily earn on gifts and offers a scheme, stop. Earning from giving sounds tempting, but the recipient may not interest you, and you should not put money into a relationship built on payment.

Treat Stars as a nice bonus, not as income. Ask the app's support about available features and limits. 🙂

Writing the first message

A short, specific message works better than hi. Hook onto something in the profile: a city, a photo, a hobby. The person sees right away that you read the profile.

• One question: instead of three in a row.
• No pressure: if someone does not reply for a day, do not write again and again.
• Respect boundaries: a refusal is an answer, and answers are not argued with.