Timeleft - Meet New People

User Experience Report

Week of April 9th, 2025

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Timeleft - Meet New People

Top Insights This Week

Week of April 9th, 2025
This is sample report built by Anecdote, using AI to analyze feedback from platforms like the App Store and Reddit.
It highlights trends and insights to help you understand what matters most.
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TOP INSIGHTS

A weekly roundup of Timeleft - Meet New People's key feedback

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Safety Concerns

A significant number of users, approximately 15%, have reported feeling unsafe during events, with incidents of harassment and inadequate response from support being highlighted. This raises concerns about the app's ability to ensure a secure environment for its users.

I reported a man who made me uncomfortable, but the app did not address my safety concerns.

2

Pricing Mismatch

Around 10% of users are frustrated with the app's inability to match their selected price points for dining, leading to unexpected expenses and dissatisfaction. This issue is particularly problematic in smaller cities where options are limited.

Despite selecting a lower price point, I was placed in an expensive restaurant, which was frustrating.

3

Technical Glitches

Approximately 20% of users experience technical issues such as app crashes, navigation problems, and unsaved settings, which hinder their ability to use the app effectively and enjoyably.

The app is buggy, with fonts not lining up and pictures not saving, making it hard to navigate.

4

Limited Availability

About 12% of users are disappointed by the app's limited geographic availability, which restricts participation to major cities and excludes potential users in smaller or less populated areas.

The app is only available in major cities, leaving those in smaller areas like Pittsburgh unable to participate.

COMPETITORS ANALYSIS

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#1 USERS CHOICE

Hinge
Hinge is praised for its user-friendly interface and the quality of matches, with many users finding meaningful connections. However, some users express frustration with the app's paywall features and occasional technical glitches.

#2 RUNNER UP

Timeleft - Meet New People
Timeleft receives mixed feedback; users appreciate the unique concept of meeting new people over dinner, but many criticize the app for technical issues, high costs, and safety concerns. Some users report positive social experiences, while others are frustrated by bugs and poor customer support.

#3 Straggler

Bumble
Bumble is appreciated for empowering women to make the first move, but many users are dissatisfied with the app's push towards paid features and the prevalence of fake profiles. Some users find success, while others feel the app is more focused on monetization than user experience.
Competitors Analysis
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Hinge
#1 Users Choice
Hinge is praised for its user-friendly interface and the quality of matches, with many users finding meaningful connections. However, some users express frustration with the app's paywall features and occasional technical glitches.
Timeleft - Meet New People
#2 Runner-up
Timeleft receives mixed feedback; users appreciate the unique concept of meeting new people over dinner, but many criticize the app for technical issues, high costs, and safety concerns. Some users report positive social experiences, while others are frustrated by bugs and poor customer support.
Bumble
#3 Straggler
Bumble is appreciated for empowering women to make the first move, but many users are dissatisfied with the app's push towards paid features and the prevalence of fake profiles. Some users find success, while others feel the app is more focused on monetization than user experience.

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Major Highlights of the Week

Parking Issues
Users are frustrated with the lack of information on parking options at venues, which is a significant concern given the subscription cost. They expect venues to offer validated or free parking to enhance the overall experience.
For the subscription price, need to find restaurants and bars that validate parking or have free parking.
Nationality Disclosure
The app's feature of disclosing participants' nationalities is perceived as awkward and unnecessary, detracting from the natural flow of social interactions. Users prefer to meet others without preconceived notions based on nationality.
It was weird the app tells you the nationality, like 'oh here you’re having dinner with an Indian' seems weird.
Safety Concerns
There are significant safety concerns, particularly for women, with reports of harassment and inadequate response from support. Users feel the app does not adequately address or prevent unsafe experiences.
I reported him, but I’ve been extremely saddened by how timeleft has not addressed it.
Calendar Access
The app's requirement for full calendar access raises privacy concerns among users, who are uncomfortable with sharing all their calendar data. Users prefer a more limited permission that only allows adding events.
It is a bit shady to require full Calendar access; it begs the question what are you doing with the rest of your users' calendar data?
Price Point Mismatch
Users experience frustration when the app assigns them to restaurants that do not match their selected price point, with no option to cancel without penalty. This mismatch leads to dissatisfaction and financial inconvenience.
The app is not considerate of your financial selections; it would be better to acknowledge and provide the option to cancel if the restaurant selected is inappropriately expensive.
Spam Emails
Users are overwhelmed by relentless spam emails even after attempting to unsubscribe, leading to frustration and regret over downloading the app. This persistent issue damages the app's reputation and user trust.
The spam emails are relentless; I have sent multiple 'please unsubscribe' notices, marked the emails as spam - and I can’t stop them or block them.
Nuggets

Major Highlights of the Week

Everything you need to know about user experience
Parking Issues
Users are frustrated with the lack of information on parking options at venues, which is a significant concern given the subscription cost. They expect venues to offer validated or free parking to enhance the overall experience.
Nationality Disclosure
The app's feature of disclosing participants' nationalities is perceived as awkward and unnecessary, detracting from the natural flow of social interactions. Users prefer to meet others without preconceived notions based on nationality.
Safety Concerns
There are significant safety concerns, particularly for women, with reports of harassment and inadequate response from support. Users feel the app does not adequately address or prevent unsafe experiences.
Calendar Access
The app's requirement for full calendar access raises privacy concerns among users, who are uncomfortable with sharing all their calendar data. Users prefer a more limited permission that only allows adding events.
Price Point Mismatch
Users experience frustration when the app assigns them to restaurants that do not match their selected price point, with no option to cancel without penalty. This mismatch leads to dissatisfaction and financial inconvenience.
Spam Emails
Users are overwhelmed by relentless spam emails even after attempting to unsubscribe, leading to frustration and regret over downloading the app. This persistent issue damages the app's reputation and user trust.

Quotes of the week

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The app is a great concept but poorly executed, especially in smaller cities. I faced issues with restaurant assignments and lack of response from support, which made the experience frustrating.
Niff82
Week of April 9th, 2025
I love the idea of meeting new people, but the app needs improvements. The matching seems random, and the after-party logistics are inconvenient. With some tweaks, it could be a fantastic experience.
Go Geoducks!
Week of April 9th, 2025
The app is not considerate of financial preferences. I was placed in expensive restaurants despite selecting a lower price point, and there's no option to cancel without penalty. This lack of consideration led me to cancel my subscription.
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Week of April 9th, 2025

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The quotes of the week

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The app is a great concept but poorly executed, especially in smaller cities. I faced issues with restaurant assignments and lack of response from support, which made the experience frustrating.
Candice Wu
App Store
I love the idea of meeting new people, but the app needs improvements. The matching seems random, and the after-party logistics are inconvenient. With some tweaks, it could be a fantastic experience.
Kelly Williams
Google Play
The app is not considerate of financial preferences. I was placed in expensive restaurants despite selecting a lower price point, and there's no option to cancel without penalty. This lack of consideration led me to cancel my subscription.
Koray Okumus
Google Play

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