Mutual LDS Dating: Meet & Chat

Mutual LLC

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About this app

Mutual is the largest and fastest-growing dating app for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints! (aka LDS/Mormon)!

Mutual is the place where single members of the Church can meet, chat, and date other LDS singles. No matter where you’re at along your dating journey, you’ll find people who relate to you, understand your background, share your values, and have similar interests to you.
The app was created by BYU grads who know how difficult it can be to meet people who share the same interests, values, and standards. We don’t suggest using the LDS Tools directory! Let us be your wingman and provide you with the proper LDS tools to make dating less difficult.

Mutual offers features that allow you to make deeper connections beyond someone's profile photo. By highlighting shared interests with potential matches, hosting frequent speed dating sessions, and more!

At Mutual, we are committed to keeping the app a safe place. All profiles are reviewed by a real person to receive verification, and 100% of the profiles on the app are verified. We also make it easy to report inappropriate behavior in the app to maintain a positive environment for everyone.

Just like every church building, visitors are always welcome at Mutual! Although our focus is on members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, anyone can join Mutual as long as they uphold our high standards. Even if they still use the M word (Mormon).

MUTUAL UP - MORE FEATURES
Upgrade to MutualUp for access to exclusive new features, including See Who Likes Me to see who has already swiped up on you, Profile Boost to be seen more often and match faster, Ward Hop to change your location and match around the world, Unlimited Double Takes to undo past swipes, Ninja Mode to go invisible to everyone except people you swipe up on, More Filters to filter by height, and Daily Notes to stand out and increase your chance of matching.

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Mutual is free to use, but if you choose to purchase MutualUp, payment will be charged to your Google Play account, and your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. Auto-renewal may be turned off at any time by going to your settings in the Google Play Store after purchase. Current MutualUp subscription prices start at $14.99 USD/week and one week, one-month, 3-month, and 6-month packages are available. Prices are in U.S. dollars, may vary in countries other than the U.S. and are subject to change without notice. No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during the active subscription period.

Privacy: https://mutual.app/privacy
Terms: https://mutual.app/terms

The services offered by Mutual LLC are neither made, provided, approved nor endorsed by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. or The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Any content or opinions expressed, implied or included in or with the services offered by Mutual LLC are solely those of Mutual LLC and not those of Intellectual Reserve, Inc. or The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Ratings and reviews

So incredibly buggy. They don't use native inputs, so they customize everything and it really screws up all the time. Typing in answers to the prompts is insanely difficult. Moving up and down doesn't work, so the order you initially choose is what you're stuck with. If your device is wider than normal, it introduces a whole category of bugs. Almost totally unusable.

It does a fair job at connecting members of the church. There is a paid option which can be pricey but it could be worth it considering what it gives you. They also run sales and specials often so it makes the price easier to work with. it's not perfect but it's still a better option to find someone in the church than 99% of dating apps out there.

decent, but frustrating - editing your "about you" info can be extremely difficult. The picture that I provide with the prompt dissappears. The entire prompt with drop to no 3 when I had already put it in the no 1 spot. It's too easy to accidentally close out of editing, and if you didn't save what you changed, you have to start all over again. That after it being nearly impossible to move the cursor with your finger. Easier to erase what you added, than to move the cursor.