Clover Review January 2021

I've been a fan of Tinder and when I heard about this app, I got curious. At first I thought it just copied how Tinder does it, but there are still differences. I's just a little pricey, but I guess that's okay. I matched with tons of other members, met a few of them, and all of them are real. Well, maybe I'm just lucky, but still,  I had a good experience. - Tim, 26

My boyfriend and I met through Clover. It is indeed a happy ending, but it took me a few months of membership before finally meeting a nice guy. All the other guys are either fake, or they stood me up. But still thankful for this! -Maine, 23

Design and Usability

The design of Clover is nice and classy. The white theme with different colors of accents is nice to the eyes. The photos can be seen clearly since they can be viewed on a full screen.

Although some of its features are similar to other dating sites, it stands out because it gives its personal touch, to make those features better and more user-friendly.

The app is not available for computer use, although you can download the APK version if you have an emulator.

This feature is the one that sets Clover apart from other dating apps. For the more popular apps, the most common complaint are people who seem to be there just to browse profiles without any intention of meeting up, and people who "ghost" on others mid-conversation. Clover aims to end these problems, and for the most part, they've succeeded. With this feature, you can browse through the profiles of people who have turned on this option and just choose between "I'm interested" or "No thanks". If you're interested, you can either suggest a time or place, or let the other user do it. That's it. You just need a confirmation, and you've got a date. No more beating around the bush, no more awkward segues. 

Mixers are basically chat rooms or events that have a common theme. Some of the existing ones are "Serious Relationships Only", "Healthy Lifestyle", "90s babies", "Fitness Singles", and more. All the existing mixers are available on a separate tab and you can join any of them for free. Once you're in a Mixer, you can invite other users in. Since most of the popular mixers have upwards of 50,000 members, they will not be good ways of discovering other users. An alternative would be to find mixers with a smaller number of members, or create your own and invite others. There are no limits to topics, so you can be as specific or creative as you want. You can use a Mixer to plan an event with other members or to just chat with a large group of people.

The common flirting game has been brought to life in the digital realm by Clover. To start with, you are presented with two cards labeled with contrasting personality traits (e.g predictable vs spontaneous, intelligence vs. good looks, book smart vs. street mart, etc.) and you just have to select which one applies to you. Your 20 answers can be seen by others and you can see everyone else's as well. Playing this is optional, but it is a fun way to show your personality to the public and to get a glimpse of other people's personalities even without talking to them. 20 questions isn't a one-time game. You can keep replaying and get a different set of questions each time.