Jamie Johnston | Source | Founder at Mattr
Jamie Johnston
Jamie Johnston is the founder of Mattr, a new game-changing first-to-market disruptor that puts mental health at the forefront of romantic connections, with accessibility features for neurodivergent individuals. Launching in May 2023, Mattr isn't just an app; it's a beacon of hope for the millions who crave authenticity in a virtual world filled with facades. The app caters to everyone, supporting those who need it most. Jamie knows the struggle all too well, being diagnosed with ADHD post-pandemic, which had a resounding effect on his dating life.
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Tinder, Hinge and other dating apps are being sued over alleged ‘manipulative’ and ‘addictive features’. So this begs the question… can the search for love on the apps ever really be ethical? Founder of dating app @mattr.social @jamielindsay23 says yes - and is creating a platform designed to be just that. We spoke to him about how users and tech platforms can remove gamified approaches to swiping and limit the idea of infinite choice.
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Case study: Developing Mattr Social, a different kind of dating product
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