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PURE is a dating app for curious people to show up in their most playful version of themselves. It’s a space to be honest with your intentions and clear in your boundaries.
Connect with like-minded community to create and explore new exciting experiences in a safe and supportive space.
Let your imagination go wild and get ready for amazing dates!
* HOW PURE WORKS?
Everything starts with Personal Ads. To see other people in the feed, you need to post your Ad. Write what kind of experience you are looking for and find someone who would share the same experience with you. Be creative and original with your ads, that's always appealing.
* IN PURE ALL BORDERS ARE OPEN
Paris, New-York or London? You can check any city worldwide and meet people from PURE community from around the globe.
* WHAT HAPPENS IN PURE STAYS IN PURE
Photos self-destruct right after being seen, and in case someone takes a screenshot, you will get a notification about that. Also, all chat messages, including photos and audio, shared in chats cannot be saved to the phone's gallery.
* OUR MISSION IS TO KEEP PURE A PURE EXPERIENCE
Safety of our community is one of our key priorities. We are constantly improving our algorithms to find and get rid of scam and spam accounts, also our system sends automatic alerts on trigger words that might be used by scammers, so don't be surprised in case you will get a warning.
Keep chatting via PURE and do not switch to other messengers. You know what they say: better safe than sorry.
PURE uses auto-renewing subscriptions — you have to subscribe to get inside.
Here’s what you should know about PURE subscriptions:
- If you choose to purchase a weekly, monthly or annual subscription you will be able to go online and interact via chats with other users during the chosen subscription period. The prices may vary per country and are subject to change with a notice. Prices are clearly displayed in the app.
- All subscriptions renew automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current subscription period without any limitations.
- Auto-renewal can be canceled at any time by going to your settings in the Apple Store after the purchase.
- All personal data is handled under PURE’s privacy policy https://pure.app/content/en/privacy
- Terms and conditions: https://pure.app/terms/
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Deep-Dive FAQs
What is PURE: Open-Minded Dating App?
PURE: Open-Minded Dating App is a digital product or tool described as: Online Classifieds AG
Where did PURE: Open-Minded Dating App originate?
Data for PURE: Open-Minded Dating App was aggregated directly from the Apple App Store community ecosystem, representing raw developer and early-adopter sentiment.
When was PURE: Open-Minded Dating App publicly launched?
The initial public indexing or launch date for PURE: Open-Minded Dating App within our tracked developer communities was recorded on October 25, 2013.
How popular is PURE: Open-Minded Dating App?
PURE: Open-Minded Dating App has achieved measurable traction, logging over 81,400 reviews and facilitating 4 recorded discussions or engagements.
Which technical categories define PURE: Open-Minded Dating App?
Based on metadata extraction, PURE: Open-Minded Dating App is categorized under topics such as: Lifestyle, Social Networking.
How does the creator describe PURE: Open-Minded Dating App?
The original author or development team describes the product as follows: "PURE is a dating app for curious people to show up in their most playful version of themselves. It’s a space to be honest with your intentions and clear in your boundaries.
Connect with like-minde..."
Community Voice & Feedback
I am new to the app but I really like it and it’s fun!
The best
Great
Was hoping to meet more people locally. But seems like nobody ever checks the app when you send them alike, we will see in time I guess.
Nice
don’t download it’s just a weak scam
Не сразу освоился. Люди более открытые, приложение очень качественное, приятно листать. Не нравится только, что у многих девушек профили без фотографий, либо мне так везет просто)
5/25/26 update: Pure's response claims the log contains "sensitive system data that belongs to Pure", generated on my own device. They also changed their wording from "mainly" technical data to "primarily", still leaving the door open on what else is in there. Issue remains unresolved.
Already attempted to address this with support and got nowhere.
TL;DR - Pure's support log file is password protected and they won't tell you what's in it or share the password. Refusing to send it until this is addressed.
I have been trying to get support to address the very common issue of notifications not coming through for matches (even though system notifications work well). I provided all my screenshots of notifications being enabled, software versions, etc., and was asked to provide a log file. You can generate a log file by long pressing on 'Date, Play, Misbehave' on the login screen or by long pressing on your email address in Settings > General > My account/ID.
When I generated the log file, I decided to take a look for myself to see what it contains and do some debugging on my own, since I am a software developer and do this sort of thing on a daily basis. The first thing upon trying to open it was a password prompt. It is not your PureID or your login password, so I started asking support about it as this is a very uncommon practice.
Support states the password protects the file in transit and storage, and that only authorized systems can open it. They also stated the password is generated automatically by the system, which raises an obvious question: how would a developer open it if they don't know the randomly generated password? They were also adamant that it 'mainly' contains technical information, crashes, loading problems, or failed actions inside the app. 'Mainly' is a concerning word to leave hanging there.
Given that their entire marketing model is built on discretion and ephemerality, and they strongly push privacy as a brand policy, it seems completely reasonable to review your own data before sending it to them. Otherwise, you have to take their word that chat conversations, voice chat history, pictures, and everything else Pure claims is private and unviewable by staff is not also sitting inside that log file.
Already attempted to address this with support and got nowhere.
TL;DR - Pure's support log file is password protected and they won't tell you what's in it or share the password. Refusing to send it until this is addressed.
I have been trying to get support to address the very common issue of notifications not coming through for matches (even though system notifications work well). I provided all my screenshots of notifications being enabled, software versions, etc., and was asked to provide a log file. You can generate a log file by long pressing on 'Date, Play, Misbehave' on the login screen or by long pressing on your email address in Settings > General > My account/ID.
When I generated the log file, I decided to take a look for myself to see what it contains and do some debugging on my own, since I am a software developer and do this sort of thing on a daily basis. The first thing upon trying to open it was a password prompt. It is not your PureID or your login password, so I started asking support about it as this is a very uncommon practice.
Support states the password protects the file in transit and storage, and that only authorized systems can open it. They also stated the password is generated automatically by the system, which raises an obvious question: how would a developer open it if they don't know the randomly generated password? They were also adamant that it 'mainly' contains technical information, crashes, loading problems, or failed actions inside the app. 'Mainly' is a concerning word to leave hanging there.
Given that their entire marketing model is built on discretion and ephemerality, and they strongly push privacy as a brand policy, it seems completely reasonable to review your own data before sending it to them. Otherwise, you have to take their word that chat conversations, voice chat history, pictures, and everything else Pure claims is private and unviewable by staff is not also sitting inside that log file.
Don’t love it, don’t hate it. Usability is fine but everything costs and the first person who matched with me tried to scam me. Biggest annoyance is that there isn’t a way to “dismiss” people I’m not interested in. At least that I’ve figured out. They stay in the feed.
Great to finding people with the same name interests
You’ll see, it’s not different than any of the others that are half baked. The ui is janky. The people are half real. They fish for more money. Every little thing behind a paywall. Nothing feels genuine. Refund please.
i got banned, i didn’t even do anything
Not many local options, so I wouldn’t recommend
You have to pay a subscription just to see any profiles. And even after you pay, the app won't stop begging you to buy "gems." There is no age verification, which is a huge red flag. The whole thing is a cash-grab with manipulative design.
Another thing that drives me crazy: people you already liked keep popping up in your searches. The app knows you already liked them and tells you that you cannot like them again, but they still show you the same profiles on repeat. So you end up with a situation where you have already liked 80 people, and maybe 5 new ones are mixed in. That means you have to scroll through all 85 profiles just to find those 5.
Another thing that drives me crazy: people you already liked keep popping up in your searches. The app knows you already liked them and tells you that you cannot like them again, but they still show you the same profiles on repeat. So you end up with a situation where you have already liked 80 people, and maybe 5 new ones are mixed in. That means you have to scroll through all 85 profiles just to find those 5.
It’s a shady scheme, designed to suck up your money: first, you pay just to use the app; then, you have to pay even more to actually enjoy the very app you’ve already paid for… filthy thieves!!
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