She also disliked that the app asked you to disclose income as part of the matching process.
Our tester Kathleen Wong said eHarmony "feels like the place to go when you feel tired of the so-called endless options on other apps, like Tinder or Hinge, and don't want to waste your time." She found the app was essentially useless without a paid membership, but felt it offered a few unique features that stand out in the crowded app space, such as compatibility scores.Īnother app reviewer, Kesiena Boom, M.S., noted the app feels geared towards traditional monogamous values-which didn't mesh well with the writer who was seeking an open marriage.