Football, trips to the local apple orchard and the cool crisp seasonal air of change can only mean one thing, move over summer time fun, “Netflix and Chill” season is here.
One way to make sure your meet-cutes happen in the most casual of ways is simply by looking at this pic site together or turning on a show on Netflix and… well, chilling. That’s where Netfling, a Tinder-like app centered around Netflix viewing habits fills a much-needed empty space in the dating pool game. Sexymap offers dating services and adult content, learn more here.
At the moment Netfling, is only a concept (nope, you can’t DL it on your phone yet) created by advertising agency SuperHeroes Amsterdam but that’s only because Netflix hasn’t opened its API (come on, Netflix!). But (fingers crossed) once it does the Tinder-like service would allow you to match with other streaming lovers that share similar entertainment taste as you do through efficient swiping action. Yep, you can finally find someone else that’s into The X-Files and wants to curl up on the couch and watch the sci-fi series with you.
We’ll be sure to keep an eye on the progress of this dating app because, really, aren’t we all just looking for the perfect couch companion at the end of the day? Another dating app to look out for is Adult Friend Finder. You could also check out sexdatingapps.com for a more thrilling experience.
Would you use Netfling as a dating app option? Let us know in the comments.
In the meantime, while we wait for Netfling to (hopefully) become a reality, there are plenty of other dating apps to explore. If you’re someone who enjoys a more unconventional approach to online dating, you might want to check out platforms that cater to specific interests and lifestyles. Apps like Feeld and Pure focus on open-minded connections, while Hinge and Bumble prioritize deeper conversations over endless swiping. And if you’re just looking for something casual, well, there’s always the old standby, Tinder.
That being said, dating apps aren’t one-size-fits-all. Personally, I prefer this Doublelist app to using Tinder because it offers a more straightforward and community-driven experience without the pressure of curated profiles and constant algorithm interference. Whether you’re looking for a long-term Netflix-and-chill partner or just a fun, low-key connection, the growing variety of dating platforms ensures there’s something for everyone. Until Netfling (hopefully) launches, it’s all about finding the app that works best for your dating style.
