Instead of throwing tons of profiles at you, Chemistry focuses on quality over quantity.
It asks about your preferences and uses AI (with your consent) to scan photos for clues about your interests and lifestyle.
CEO Spencer Rascoff summed it up: "just a single drop or two" of super relevant matches instead of swipe overload.
Right now, Chemistry is being piloted in New Zealand and Australia; there's no announced date for a global rollout.
It's part of Tinder's bigger plan to make the app feel fresher and more fun.
Tinder's also bringing AI into other parts of the app: smarter discovery feeds, upgraded Face Check (which reduced interactions with bad actors by over 50%), and new photo features.
They're backing all this with a huge TikTok and Instagram campaign, so expect to see more soon.
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