Read the pitch decks of 14 startups looking to disrupt dating apps and social networking that have raised millions

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Money in the shape of a heart

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2 former Hinge execs are building an app to make it easier to plan hangouts with your friends

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Sam Levy and Tim macgougan
Sam Levy and Tim MacGougan cofounded Rodeo, a new startup building an app for making plans with friends.

Rodeo

These founders built a map app for Gen Z to discover new places like restaurants and shops. They've raised $3.8 million.

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Corner founders Jake Xia and Eliza Wu
Corner cofounders Jake Xia (CTO) and Eliza Wu (CEO).

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Read the pitch deck a 25-year-old startup founder used to raise $14 million for her friendship app

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Alyx van der Vorm
Alyx van der Vorm is the 25-year-old CEO of Clyx.

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Bumble's CEO isn't giving up on helping people make new friends

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A hand hovers over an iPhone with dating app icons on display like Tinder, Hinge, and Bumble.
Tinder and Bumble face an uphill climb to win back users.

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Substack has been ramping up in-person events, with creators hosting readings, debates, and more

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Sophia Efthimiatou and Matt Starr at a Substack event
Sophia Efthimiatou and Matt Starr are behind Substack's latest IRL events.

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Bonobos cofounder Andy Dunn has a new IRL social startup. Read the 31-page pitch deck it used to raise $11.5 million.

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Employees of Pie, an IRL social startup including Andy Dunn
The team behind Pie, an IRL-social startup founded by Andy Dunn, is based in Chicago.

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