Platform registered at industrial estate in Cumbria and catering to alternative relationships has expanded globally. A dating app aimed at alternative relationships nearly doubled its revenues last year as non-monogamous, queer and kinky users helped the UK-based business expand its reach across the world. Feeld is available to download for free across the globe, including in the US and Australia, and charges users to access its full range of services.
The company was founded by Bulgarian-born Dimo Trifonov in after he and his partner, Ana Kirova, both of whom were living in London, discussed opening up their relationship. Kirova has been involved in the app β which was initially named 3nder until a lawsuit from much larger rival Tinder β since its early days. The app has also increasingly expanded into social events.
Prior to January , Trifonov owned the vast majority of the shares. While he still holds the largest stake in the company, nearly half of his shares were transferred to Kirova in early Trifonov owned slightly more than half of the stock at the time.
We listen to our members across different channels and do our best to grow Feeld in ways that support their personal journeys. The company has since grown its workforce from eight people in to more than Feeld describes itself as a dating app for open-minded couples and singles. This article is more than 4 months old. View image in fullscreen. Reuse this content.
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