Need a “Send Picture” option so we can share something without giving out our phone number. Aisle is an amazing concept. Unlike other app which only focus on dating and meeting multiple people at the same time - which most people do, this app deserves a praise. People here have clear intentions of what they want from this app and what kind of person they are. Profiles are impressive. Yes some weirdos are there but you can ignore them. App hangs often which is to be fixed. Although if you’re patient and understand the concept of this app I think one can be patient with any problems of user interface. Do not reduce the price because it removes scamsters and buggers! But don’t raise also. Kuddos to the thought.

The most superficial app ever...even more than tinder! First of all it promises relationships & love but then why does it ask for ur height & bmi??? Like isn’t that too much info for a dating app...I mean this isn’t a doctor’s clinic or gym! Isn’t love supposed to be ‘Blind’? Secondly, they don’t have any vocation listed (in the drop down menu) suitable for authors & I’m a published author & poetess, who also designs websites, artworks, book covers, etc. I have two websites of my own that have been designed by me like I said but there’s nothing for ppl like me there...! I mean what the hell? Why exactly r we alienated? Is being an author or web designer not a profession? Frankly, I cannot expect anything else from an app made in India!!These people even ask ur religion as if it matters! Too primitive, not maverick enough for millennials, simple & boring interface, the ppl in the above screenshots don’t appear interesting to me, they don’t look like sophisticated individuals belonging to an Ivy League, in terms of personality, charm, style, smartness or whatever the app is trying to depict...its kinda wannabe!“Utterly Disappointed” Not interested in it! I just filled out my details cuz I wanted to have a look at the entire questionnaire but lemme tell u, it’s not at all impressive. A good try, I’d say, but needs improvements especially in their mentality! It’s not for everyone except of course Engineers & Doctors. Oh I forgot, they even ask ur monthly salary, I don’t think it can get any more shallow than this!

The app is kind of detailed but that is actually a problem in the world of AI, where things are moving fast. Few other apps have an option to click on the image repeatedly so that they can watch rest of the images of the person. They also have a provision on every image itself in which the relevant information about the person is displayed. On your app, I have to scroll in order to watch the entire profile and that is time consuming. App also does not have any filters where in I could exclude people who I do not want to be connected with. Such as if I don’t want to have a long-term relationship, then I should be able to deselect them through a filter. That important information is displayed at the bottom of the profile. It is unfair on others that I am not reading their profile because it is tiring and I am liking them based only on their pictures. The dating apps should also consider making a podcast of people who like each other. You should also think of turning the app into a conversational podcast or A matchmaking show. If you want, I can help you with that, as I have a concept for it.

I’m writing this review after using it twice and having 3 months of VIP subscription. I’d advise anyone who’s reading this review that do not fall for their made up love stories and 5 star reviews. In fact, I highly doubt the existing number of genuine profiles. The Invites, they doesn’t seem to work. I mean seriously, 3 months and not a single response. Features are pretty decent, it wont become your “Dating addiction” kinda app as there are limited number of invites can be sent. There are very few number of active profiles and has a large number of inactive profiles. Other thing I’ve noticed that, Aisle seem to have invited social media influencers to create their profiles (for free maybe), who does a little promotion on their IG profiles; I think it’s lame to invite kinda people who doesn’t really care about your product. To be honest, I’ve found couple of decent dates from Tinder, few met personally and few through Video calls (lockdown time), and experience was a lot better there. It’s my opinion that I should get what I’ve paid for.