Ditto
Personalized, campus-based dating matches and date planning for verified college students
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Ditto
Ditto pairs verified college students based on their preferences and sends a personalized match and date plan by text. It coordinates scheduling and arranges on-campus coffee dates.
The service is for students aged 18 or older. Its open roles include positions in community operations, marketing, product and engineering.
Product: A text-based dating service that matches verified college students and coordinates on-campus dates.
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