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Your parents and friends can now help you pick your dates on Tinder.
The dating app introduced a new feature that allows family and friends to “sign off” on potential partners.
The new feature is called Matchmaker and the app says users can invite up to 15 people to help play Cupid.
Once they are signed in, they will have 24 hours to look over possible matches, which means they can view their profiles and give suggestions.
Don’t worry, they won’t be able to send direct messages on your behalf.
“Please note, your friends cannot Like or Nope someone on your behalf. Any swipe right action on a profile by one of your friends will show up as a recommendation,” the company said on its website.
Tinder says many of their users already ask for their friends’ advice when picking a date, so they went ahead and made it a built-in part of the app.
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