Technology4/22/2026•Mashable

Hinge's new Date Ideas feature takes care of scheduling

Hinge's new Date Ideas feature takes care of scheduling

Today, dating app Hinge is launching a new feature to skip over the talking phase: Date Ideas. With Date Ideas, users can share their intention to go out and meet in-person. When updating one's profile, a user can select three Date Idea options, including writing their own. Think: drinks, seeing a movie, taking a walk, going on a picnic, and the like. Then, if a potential match is viewing a profile with set Date Ideas, they can pick one and select when they're free from a drop-down menu. This doesn't automatically schedule a date (there's no integration with Hinge and Google Calendar...yet, anyway), but the intention of getting off the app is already there if they match. AdultFriendFinder — readers’ pick for casual connections Hinge — popular choice for regular meetups Date Ideas is the latest feature Hinge added to make it a little easier to meet and chat with someone instead of "liking" endlessly. In Dec., Hinge added AI-driven Convo Starters to avoid a lackluster first message. And last Feb., Hinge added Match Note, a private way daters can let someone know something intimate about them that may be difficult to bring up but they want them to know right away (f.e., that they're s

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