CHENNAI: We live in times where the entire business of matchmaking has boiled down to the conventional matrimonial apps or casual dating apps. But, what if there was a middle ground that had features incorporated from both to make it a collaborative experience?
Among its many firsts, Aisle achieved a milestone on March 21, , with the launch of its vernacular dating app Arike, exclusively for Malayalam-speaking users.
Following its success, Aisle recently rolled out its second vernacular offering Anbe, catering to Tamil-speaking subscribers, residing in and out of India. To ease the initial conversations, the app has special features designed specifically for the community, with reference to Tamil pop culture. So from Thalapakatti biryani to Thalapathy, users have an array of topics to break the ice.
Our core philosophy is to bring a native feel to the whole dating experience so that it would be easier to strike meaningful conversations with like-minded individuals.
We recently integrated an interact before matching feature called Rooms, where the host can choose to match with the guest or not after a quick call. Another key feature is Concierge, priority-based matchmaking which allows users to browse through handpicked profiles on the app instead of going through the profiles one-by-one.
