Purpose: Feeld (think playing the "field" with your "feelings") is the best dating app for breeding inclusivity, diversity of behavior, and, most importantly, healthy and open conversation about sex and sexual identity. (There are 20-plus sexual identities to choose from.) Anyone who is versatile, curious, and expressive will thrive on Feeld and connect to its mission to normalize conversations around sexuality. As a result, Feeld is known to be the best threesome app. It's built upon the notion that nothing is less predictable or binary than human desire, meaning this app is all about bringing kindness and receptiveness to the table. The Majestic membership ($25/month) allows you to add private photos only visible to your pre-established connections, and you can also browse through people who already liked you.
Pros: One anonymous heteroflexible woman from Surrey, England, tells POPSUGAR that she has had a lot fewer ghosting experiences using Feeld than on other apps, specifically because it encourages transparency. Another user, Lily Primamore, likes that people show up to communicate honest wants, desires, and needs right off the bat. The app allows you to change your specifications whenever you want, whether you're looking for women, men, or even couples. "I am happily married and have been polyamorous with my husband for about a year," Primamore tells POPSUGAR. "Without Feeld, neither of us would've been able to explore our sexuality further or pursue this type of lifestyle. I've had the chance to explore my queerness, define my boundaries, and enjoy dating with my partner, too. I love seeing him enjoy himself and have great connections as well, which I never thought was possible."
Cons: Users report that this app can be glitchy, especially over the messaging platform. Some people have experienced unexplained deleted profiles, as well. Primamore also wishes there was room to add more detail to the shared-interest section. "I love art, so I'd probably be interested in meeting others that do as well. If there was a way to specify that a bit more, it may help," she says.
