What is Reddit's opinion of Catch a Fish?

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I created an app, for fun and education, that uses Google's Nearby API. I call it a "real-time dating app" and you enter in the type of person you are looking for and if anyone else in your immediate vicinity is running the app and is a match, you will both be notified.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qualcode.catchafish

Catch a Fish

I call it a "real time dating app", where you enter in the type of person you're looking for and if anyone in your immediate vicinity is running the app and is a match, you will both get an alert.

I created an app that I call a "realtime dating app". It uses Android's built-in Nearby functionality to match people within the immediate vicinity.

You specify the type of person you're looking for and if another person near you is running the app and matches your criteria, you will get an alert.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qualcode.catchafish

I created Catch a Fish, which I call a "real time dating app". It uses Android's Nearby functionality to find people in your immediate vicinity based on preferences you set.

I'm getting bad reviews because people don't understand how it works, but two people have to be running the app at the same time for it to work. The idea is if you are at a bar or wherever, you start the app and if someone else close to you is running the app and is a match to your preferences, you get an alert.

The UI needs some serious work, but the functionality works.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qualcode.catchafish

Reminds me of this app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qualcode.catchafish

It's a dating app that uses the Nearby functionality.