Taiwan has its own dating app scene. Alongside the global swipe apps, people use apps built around detailed profiles, quiz questions and voice chats. The right one depends on what you want and how you like to get to know someone.
Popular dating apps in Taiwan
These are the apps widely used in Taiwan, as of 29 September 2026. Apps change their features often.
- Pairs. Detailed profiles and shared-interest groups. Often used by people who are thinking about marriage.
- Omi. Quiz-style questions to break the ice, and video chat to get to know someone before you meet.
- Goodnight. Voice first: you talk with someone before you see what they look like, then decide whether to keep chatting.
- Tinder. One of the most used dating apps in the world, known for fast swiping and a large pool of people.
- Coffee Meets Bagel. A small number of suggestions each day rather than an endless stack, for slower, more considered matching.
Choosing between them
Start with what you want and how you like to start: a quick swipe, a profile to read, or a conversation first. Then pick one or two apps and give each a few weeks. Our guide to how to choose a dating app goes through it step by step.
WhatsLeft in Taiwan
WhatsLeft is made for dating in Taiwan. It’s photo-first like the swipe apps, and every Monday your WhatsLeft shows where people drop off, how far down your profile they got before passing and one thing to fix. We tell you why, and never who.
- Free to download, and every plan gets your weekly WhatsLeft. The app shows plan prices in New Taiwan dollars.
- Real people. Every account has a verified mobile number and passes a selfie check before anyone can see it.
- Matches that move. One of you has 24 hours to say hi.
- In your language. The app speaks English, Français, 简体中文, 繁體中文(香港) and 繁體中文(台灣).
When it isn’t working
Wherever you date, the hard part is knowing what isn’t working. Start with the question closest to yours: