It works in a similar way to Tinder, the only difference is that Bumble only allows women to start a conversation with their matches and they have just 24 hours to do so before the connection disappears. The idea is to stop women getting loads of sleazy messages – but I have it on good authority that some men are taking advantage of this and view the app as an opportunity for them to 'sit back and do nothing', while women ‘rush around trying to message the potential loves of their lives in 24 hours.’ Not exactly the epitome of equality… This is one of the biggest dating sites out there, and a lot of people I know have had relationship success here.The bonus is that users can fill in a lot of information about themselves, so you can tell who's after casual sex and who wants more.

It lets you pick a match based on their date suggestion, whether it’s a sushi-making masterclass or rollercoaster ride.

Straight from their homepage, Skout is all about living it up.

“Life is short, you are busy and people are having fun without you right now.

The idea behind this app is to meet people in your area, have a good time, and give people the opportunity to get to know each other before meeting up.

You can accept or decline the invitation to connect, so it’s up to you whether you meet someone IRL or not.