So unbelievably glitchy
While the concept of the app of fab the execution and end user experience is atrocious.
A few issues
- All conversations and matches being wiped
- seeing the same profiles on repeat like being stuck in an endless loop
- those who you have disconnected from moving straight back into your likes
- not being able to delete likes meaning you can’t view new ones
- sporadic notifications
- getting booted out of the app periodically
- incredibly poor support
- not being able to open messages as getting a constant “you are offline error”
A few issues
- All conversations and matches being wiped
- seeing the same profiles on repeat like being stuck in an endless loop
- those who you have disconnected from moving straight back into your likes
- not being able to delete likes meaning you can’t view new ones
- sporadic notifications
- getting booted out of the app periodically
- incredibly poor support
- not being able to open messages as getting a constant “you are offline error”
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need to pay
so the app is telling me I have over 300 likes but I cant see any of them unless I sign up for a subscription? really? whats the point then unless you wanna wait for someone to "ping" you. bit useless really and disappointing.
this app is full of bullies
feeld protects bullies and does not care about the safety of its users
sooo glitchy
takes forever to load, super glitchy scrolling, feels like it takes the app a full 10 seconds to catch up to anything i try to do. the free version has limited likes for certain periods (ie. “this long until you can like again”). just saw the timer count down to zero, went to like someone, and the ad for the paid version popped up again with the timer reset so it’s unusable for yet another 24 hours.
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Terrible
Can’t even make an account. Says to put in number then says the number isn’t valid. Stuck in a loop and no matter what I do it won’t verify the number. It’s an actual number not a burner number so no reason it can’t be verified
ok
did a survey to get 10 pings and didn’t get anything it’s been 3 days …
RIP off
So you pay £20 for unlimited likes but the lady’s can’t see who you like unless they pay for membership.. it’s plastered all over there bios they can not see likes and only to ping them and guess what pings cost £1.99 each ping stick to tinder or hinge people
Doesn’t work
Brand new to the platform, tried registering twice and both times I’ve gotten “account banned” while I’ve never even used the app. Tech support no help. Not worth
A dystopian nightmare… 🥲
(July 2026 update— long, yet necessary review, with stats, ahead…!)
So, after years of loyalty, and some successes, I have completely given up on Feeld in London, and it feels liberating! I am no longer addicted to gambling £36-54 per week for a *fraction* of the visibility that women receive for *free* (whilst I compete with 40,000+ other men, most with no standards…), only for some cocktail-clutching, Ellie from Earlsfield, to pop up, ignoring my entire 1000+ character bio and specific search, because of ‘vibes’ (despite our searches having zero overlap…), or some Sophie from Surrey, whose *entire* personality can be compressed into either a photo of her 🍑, or a one line bio, that simply says: ‘No small talk x’, (so demure babe— absolutely love the unintended irony xoxoxo) despite me verbalising a disinterest in vagueness.
Or even worse: an actually interesting, creative, bookish babe with a personality and similar intentions, who then after connecting, both refuses to start a conversation (even in 2026? Really?) or to reply to messages, regardless of detail-level or depth. Why reply, when you can just bathe in the warm, infinite glow of a dopamine loop… right?
The deliberate, systematic watering down of this once open, alternative-minded community, in favour of a repressed, Tinder-minded, dopamine-addicted, avoidant demographic is a catastrophe for everyone… except CEO Ana Kirova, who is laughing all the way to Harrods, and back. Feeld have (intentionally) failed in London, and are making millions off the back of it: no more radical honesty, liberated souls, or intentional people— just vapid window shoppers, bottomless brunch babes, and HR Harriets, there for the silent, digital thrill and to feel a wee bit edgy, on a platform that throttles (male) profile visibility using a long list of nefarious backend tactics. However, the fog has lifted for me, the dystopian nightmare has ended, and I’ve seen the light: Feeld in London is now just a soulless social media 2.0 for autonomy-deficient, brainrot babes and vicarious Vanilla girlies who love the *idea* of kink and liberation, but love validation even more (<3), and an addictive, rigged slot machine for an endless queue of men: self-respecting, painfully desperate, or themselves ignorant Hinge exiles. Oh well– all mediocre and exploitative things must come to an end, and Feeld in London has for me🌞
P.S. here are some fun statistics that I hope will help at least *one* person:
- Straight women in London receive on average anything from 20-1000 Likes per day, without paying a penny
- Straight women receive on average 3-10 Pings a day
- On a Sunday evening (the busiest day in the capital on Feeld) a woman can receive a new Like every 2-3 minutes
- In my experience, around 3/4’s of female profiles are either faceless, one line long, or blank
- Last year I received ~300 Likes, had 7 reciprocal conversations out of ~180 connections, and went on *1 date* (and paid nearly £1,000 for a year of Uplifts and Majestic, whilst having 6 high-quality photos, a personality, and a detailed bio with hobbies/interests, intentions and desires listed)
It’s no conspiracy— finding connection on ‘late-stage Feeld’ is no different to finding a job, except… as a man, you have to *pay* for the privilege of silence and rejection, whilst having your behaviour monitored and manipulated (by the same app who claim to be ethical, inclusive and transparent, all to fuel their seven-figured profits). Gotta love kinky capitalism!🙂
P.P.S. Response to the developers: thanks for your quick and copy-pasted reply! After 3+ years of reaching out and being gaslit by endless members of your customer care team, I’m not sure I want to report any more problems to you… but I do like the idea of reporting them to Trading Standards, or the many global news outlets and publications that seem to think that Feeld are spectacularly infallible— it’s genuinely in the public interest for people to know the mechanics behind how you exploit (lonely) people using a system designed for you to win, all whilst hiding behind a personal magazine, high profile collaborations and in-person events, essentially printing money in the process.
Journalists and editors: stop pandering, and start investigating! Looking forward to the Netflix Documentary in 2028 xoxoxoxo
So, after years of loyalty, and some successes, I have completely given up on Feeld in London, and it feels liberating! I am no longer addicted to gambling £36-54 per week for a *fraction* of the visibility that women receive for *free* (whilst I compete with 40,000+ other men, most with no standards…), only for some cocktail-clutching, Ellie from Earlsfield, to pop up, ignoring my entire 1000+ character bio and specific search, because of ‘vibes’ (despite our searches having zero overlap…), or some Sophie from Surrey, whose *entire* personality can be compressed into either a photo of her 🍑, or a one line bio, that simply says: ‘No small talk x’, (so demure babe— absolutely love the unintended irony xoxoxo) despite me verbalising a disinterest in vagueness.
Or even worse: an actually interesting, creative, bookish babe with a personality and similar intentions, who then after connecting, both refuses to start a conversation (even in 2026? Really?) or to reply to messages, regardless of detail-level or depth. Why reply, when you can just bathe in the warm, infinite glow of a dopamine loop… right?
The deliberate, systematic watering down of this once open, alternative-minded community, in favour of a repressed, Tinder-minded, dopamine-addicted, avoidant demographic is a catastrophe for everyone… except CEO Ana Kirova, who is laughing all the way to Harrods, and back. Feeld have (intentionally) failed in London, and are making millions off the back of it: no more radical honesty, liberated souls, or intentional people— just vapid window shoppers, bottomless brunch babes, and HR Harriets, there for the silent, digital thrill and to feel a wee bit edgy, on a platform that throttles (male) profile visibility using a long list of nefarious backend tactics. However, the fog has lifted for me, the dystopian nightmare has ended, and I’ve seen the light: Feeld in London is now just a soulless social media 2.0 for autonomy-deficient, brainrot babes and vicarious Vanilla girlies who love the *idea* of kink and liberation, but love validation even more (<3), and an addictive, rigged slot machine for an endless queue of men: self-respecting, painfully desperate, or themselves ignorant Hinge exiles. Oh well– all mediocre and exploitative things must come to an end, and Feeld in London has for me🌞
P.S. here are some fun statistics that I hope will help at least *one* person:
- Straight women in London receive on average anything from 20-1000 Likes per day, without paying a penny
- Straight women receive on average 3-10 Pings a day
- On a Sunday evening (the busiest day in the capital on Feeld) a woman can receive a new Like every 2-3 minutes
- In my experience, around 3/4’s of female profiles are either faceless, one line long, or blank
- Last year I received ~300 Likes, had 7 reciprocal conversations out of ~180 connections, and went on *1 date* (and paid nearly £1,000 for a year of Uplifts and Majestic, whilst having 6 high-quality photos, a personality, and a detailed bio with hobbies/interests, intentions and desires listed)
It’s no conspiracy— finding connection on ‘late-stage Feeld’ is no different to finding a job, except… as a man, you have to *pay* for the privilege of silence and rejection, whilst having your behaviour monitored and manipulated (by the same app who claim to be ethical, inclusive and transparent, all to fuel their seven-figured profits). Gotta love kinky capitalism!🙂
P.P.S. Response to the developers: thanks for your quick and copy-pasted reply! After 3+ years of reaching out and being gaslit by endless members of your customer care team, I’m not sure I want to report any more problems to you… but I do like the idea of reporting them to Trading Standards, or the many global news outlets and publications that seem to think that Feeld are spectacularly infallible— it’s genuinely in the public interest for people to know the mechanics behind how you exploit (lonely) people using a system designed for you to win, all whilst hiding behind a personal magazine, high profile collaborations and in-person events, essentially printing money in the process.
Journalists and editors: stop pandering, and start investigating! Looking forward to the Netflix Documentary in 2028 xoxoxoxo
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An app for the masochists
Truly a glitchy and slow loading experience
Awful
Full of fake profiles and stalkers. No way to block creeps. Don’t pay for this garbage app. Most of the 5 star reviews on here are completely fake. Check out trustpilot if you don’t believe me. Also, their “customer support team” as referenced by their standard canned reply does nothing. The app is exactly the same as it was years ago. Zero improvements.
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Nonexistent customer service
If I could give 0 stars I would.
fake not a real app
both my apple and google account were used to create an account on this app, both banned apon creation, mkayy sure
Majestic not working
My Majestic stopped working, I am still paying for it, and there is no live support. The support is only a bot. When I use the bot, it says that they will review my concern and get back to me and never do. I had Majestic and had my profile incognito for professional reasons. The incognito went away without my knowledge and put my profile out to everyone without my permission. Everyone, be careful with this app because it has severe glitches!
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ann D you know who you are
ann d and this app is full of wrongings and backwards people instead of me telling her about a girl that got shockingly SA of a man saying he’s 29 the girl is now in therapy she bans me off the app thank god there’s full of beasts on it and so are you ann d
A dating app for alternative types? Possibly if you can find them.
I’m a woman and after downloading this app and a couple other popular apps to try a free account. Feeld yielded the least matches by a landslide. I created a profile, put time and effort into my bio, showed good photos of myself, verified, spent 4 days swiping and…Comparatively to matches on two other apps Feeld yielded 0.605% the results of the other two. Comparatively the other apps in the same time period yielded 442 matches (app A) 215 matches (app B) 4 matches on Feeld. I live in Southern California in a large metro area. Also they give you the least amount of likes before asking you to pay and have nearly all features guarded behind a paywall. Feeld? More like a corner lot in a bad part of town behind a sewage treatment facility. Two thumbs down. Do better Feeld.
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Underwhelming compared to similar apps
I understand the developers are in business to make money not ensure we have a romantic life but it seems like you can’t make connections even IF you pay. Matches are hard to come by even if you purchase Pings. It’s not hard to tell your selections will rarely see you in their stack. There’s an illusion of matching to keep you coming back when in reality it won’t happen. This app is designed for you to use constantly instead of making a connection because once you make a connection you’re no longer a potential customer. I guarantee the algorithm will change if/when they land advertising deals. Save the generic developer response too please.
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Got banned
Saw the ad on instagram thought I’d try it out. I typed in my email and said it got banned
Didn’t even get to make an account
I usually don’t type reviews for most apps 7/12/26
Didn’t even get to make an account
I usually don’t type reviews for most apps 7/12/26
Waste of time
They promote profiles that have been inactive for 2 years that get a lot of likes. If you get the paid tier you can see. Waste of time, money, energy and pixels
Overall, the app works well, but filters are too limited
The app works well, but the filters are too limited, and I couldn’t find people that I was looking for
