<p>Single and ready to mingle? But don't have a clue where to find your dream match. Enter dating apps, which are ready to give you a wide field to choose from and more, all within a safety net.<br /><br /></p>.<p>It's time to move over mobile apps selling clothes and groceries, for there is love, at least a chance at love to be found on dating apps, which have sprung up in India in recent months and are claiming to be doing well.<br /><br />Dating apps like 'TrulyMadly' step in, calling itself the safest dating and matchmaking platform for Indian singles today.<br /><br />The rationale behind creating the app meant to cater to an Indian mindset, available for Android, iOS and Windows users, is revealed by Sachin Bhatia, CEO and Co-Founder of TrulyMadly who says a visible shift in social and cultural norms is being witnessed in India, which makes it the right market for such an app.<br /><br />"There are independent minded girls who want to date beyond the confines of cast, creed and religion. All they were asking for was a safe environment to do this. That's what we are attempting to build," Bhatia told PTI in a interview.<br /><br />Another Indian matchmaking app, 'Woo' available for Android, iOS users, in its recently released television commercial sets the idea straight- the love of your life maybe be right around you, but you'll never know and that's where the app will help.<br /><br />"Demanding careers, long commutes, with time being life's most precious currency where meeting someone special becomes quite challenging and people are acknowledging that.<br /><br />"Luckily, India has adopted technology as the same pace. With over 1 million users on Woo and around 10,000 matches forming everyday, we can see how people have embraced this new approach to making connections," says Sumesh Menon, Co-Founder and CEO, Woo.</p>
<p>Single and ready to mingle? But don't have a clue where to find your dream match. Enter dating apps, which are ready to give you a wide field to choose from and more, all within a safety net.<br /><br /></p>.<p>It's time to move over mobile apps selling clothes and groceries, for there is love, at least a chance at love to be found on dating apps, which have sprung up in India in recent months and are claiming to be doing well.<br /><br />Dating apps like 'TrulyMadly' step in, calling itself the safest dating and matchmaking platform for Indian singles today.<br /><br />The rationale behind creating the app meant to cater to an Indian mindset, available for Android, iOS and Windows users, is revealed by Sachin Bhatia, CEO and Co-Founder of TrulyMadly who says a visible shift in social and cultural norms is being witnessed in India, which makes it the right market for such an app.<br /><br />"There are independent minded girls who want to date beyond the confines of cast, creed and religion. All they were asking for was a safe environment to do this. That's what we are attempting to build," Bhatia told PTI in a interview.<br /><br />Another Indian matchmaking app, 'Woo' available for Android, iOS users, in its recently released television commercial sets the idea straight- the love of your life maybe be right around you, but you'll never know and that's where the app will help.<br /><br />"Demanding careers, long commutes, with time being life's most precious currency where meeting someone special becomes quite challenging and people are acknowledging that.<br /><br />"Luckily, India has adopted technology as the same pace. With over 1 million users on Woo and around 10,000 matches forming everyday, we can see how people have embraced this new approach to making connections," says Sumesh Menon, Co-Founder and CEO, Woo.</p>