The app for dating intentionally.

A mobile phone screen displaying a dating app profile with sections labeled 'Date with Taylor', 'Vibes', and date details.
A mobile phone screen displaying a dating app profile with sections labeled 'Date with Taylor', 'Vibes', and date details.

How it works:

1 - add matches

Met someone on a dating app? In line at the coffee shop? Add them to the mix and record what you know about them so far.

2 - Log moments

Track your dates, your conversations, and how you feel as you go.

3 - Spot your patterns

Every connection teaches you something. Look back, catch the patterns you'd otherwise miss, and know your next move before you send that text.

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Screenshot of a dating app interface showing a list of people with color-coded status indicators and the number of dates matched, including past matches.
Screenshot of a dating app interface showing a list of people with color-coded status indicators and the number of dates matched, including past matches.
A dating app screenshot with a purple background and white text prompt about feelings and reflections after a date. It includes questions about noticing green flags, learning about physical chemistry, and how the user feels about the date, with options to express interest or uncertainty.
A dating app screenshot with a purple background and white text prompt about feelings and reflections after a date. It includes questions about noticing green flags, learning about physical chemistry, and how the user feels about the date, with options to express interest or uncertainty.
Screenshot of a mobile app with a purple background, displaying a section titled 'Stop overthinking texting.' The app allows users to log their messaging status, with options for date, message type, and current status. The selected options include a date of July 13, 2026, and status of 'Confirmed date plans.' The app also asks about the nature of between-date communication, with options like 'Consistent' and 'Inconsistent.'
Screenshot of a mobile app with a purple background, displaying a section titled 'Stop overthinking texting.' The app allows users to log their messaging status, with options for date, message type, and current status. The selected options include a date of July 13, 2026, and status of 'Confirmed date plans.' The app also asks about the nature of between-date communication, with options like 'Consistent' and 'Inconsistent.'

love for the date tracker

"I really like the ability to track not only the dates, but the texting in between. There have been times I wanted to call out things I appreciated or wanted to draw attention to."

- Tara B.

"Actually writing out the green flags, red flags, and deal breakers is so helpful. Before, it was easier to ignore a little red flag. This app reinforces those red flags and points them out, right in front of my face."

- Bailey B.

"This app enables you to look at your patterns and how you've interacted with various people. I can go through each date and say, okay, what I liked, what I didn't like, how it played out.”

- Liz N.
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behind the screen

Talia koren

Founder of Dating Intentionally

Hey, I’m Talia, and I went on 64 first dates in under a year. I took my dating journey so seriously that I tracked each connection in a note on my phone called "Date Tracker."

This involved an emoji system to take notes on what happened in each connection and writing down why each one didn't work out.

When I started tracking my dates, I had no idea how much of an impact it would make.

This process showed me my blind spots, revealed my patterns, what my "type" is, and helped me stop chasing emotionally unavailable people so I could finally get different results — a healthy long-term relationship with a secure, emotionally intelligent person.

It also made dating more fun! I could actually see my progress in front of me, even though it literally took meeting 60+ people to find "the one."

And yes, I did find him, on Hinge. We’ve been married for about two years.

My mission at Dating Intentionally is to help single folks enjoy the dating process and feel more confident on their journey. That's why I started a podcast, teach monthly workshops, and created the Date Tracker — so you can get out of your own way, focus on what matters, and actually enjoy this season of life.

ready to date differently?

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