In late 2019, Clay Jones and Teddy Jungreis founded Flutter, on a mission to create an app that would foster genuine relationships and move away from the more common dating app trend of swiping and never actually connecting. According to Biz Journals, Jungreis explained that “Flutter forces people to exchange information quickly so they can continue to build the relationship off of the app.

While apps like Tinder and Hinge, leave people with “ghosting and mismatches and conversations that fizzle out,” Flutter is for users who want to create a serious connection.

In a unique approach to dating, Flutter only allows users to access the app features on Sundays. It all begins on Sunday morning when you are added to the waitlist. You then have until the afternoon to claim a spot and be added to the dating pool. The user then has access to view, like, and comment on profiles, and a few hours later the matches are released. This gives users a small window of time to make a move before all the information disappears forever. The app is currently offered to users in San Francisco, but they plan on expanding to New York, Los Angeles, and other cities soon.

Flutter is free and has a 4.3/5 star rating in the app store with 91 ratings in total. When Flutter launched to Product Hunt in early March, they received over 900 upvotes, an impressive number that they exhibit on their front page.