Dateability

Name: Dateability
Address: Denver, CO, US
Telephone: +17203403251

Dateability is the dating app for the disabled and chronically ill communities. Download for free on iOS, Android or dateabilityapp.com

09/02/2026

NEW Get To Know Me prompts!

Choose up to 3 prompts to give your profile more personality! Plus, they serve as great ice breakers! 🩵

[Alt Text Slide 1: A photo with a blue sky and mountains. “Get to Know Me Part II” is too and centered. The following prompts are scattered: What is one thing you wish for future generations? Where is the next place you want to travel to and why? What is your go-to ice cream order? If you could live in any other time period, which one would it be? What is one thing you wish you could tell your younger self? What is a cause you are passionate about? You just won the lottery. What do you do next?
Slide 2: A mountainous field of flowers during sunset. Prompt says: What is one thing you wish you could tell your younger self? Answer: Ask yourself if you like them, not if they like you.
Slide 3: Cassette tapes scattered. Prompt says: If you could live in any other time period, which one would it be? Answer: Back to the ‘90s to see Nirvana in concert.
Slide 3: Tubs of ice cream. Prompt says: What is your go-to ice cream order? Answer: Anything chocolate and peanut butter 😋]

08/31/2026

Making lemonade out of lemons 🍋

[Alt Text: A video of a brunette white disabled female speaking about her experience with gastroparesis and Dateability, the app she created with her sister.]

08/24/2026

We are so thankful for our community members who are willing their share their stories. Being vulnerable—especially in huge outlets (like the New York Times!!)—takes courage. Dateability would not be as successful if it wasn’t for our incredible users who share their experiences. We couldn’t do it without you. 🫶

The New York Times

[Alt Text Slide 1: A red-headed disabled woman staring with a soft smile. The New York Times logo is top and center. An excerpt of the article reads, “Many users said they were drawn to Dateability after uncomfortable experiences on dates with able-bodied people they met on other apps, or after their hearts were broken by partners who had little patience for their medical problems or let them down during health crises. “I had people I was messaging on other apps, and the moment I would mention anything about any health issues, they would ghost me,” said Jessica Stewart, 29, of Harrison, N.J., who met her partner on Dateability.”
Slide 2: A disabled man and woman on the front porch of a house. The New York Times logo is top and center. An excerpt from the article reads, “Ms. Froliklong had shied away from conventional dating apps after her illness emerged. She is on disability and said she felt uncomfortable with the strong emphasis on careers. And she feared being seen as “too damaged.” Mr. Rodriguez, who lives with his parents, said he had never had a serious relationship before. “The appeal of Dateability was knowing, going into it, that everyone else has a disability. They’re not going to judge you,” said Ms. Froliklong, who now travels from her home in Cleveland to Chicago to see Mr. Rodriguez twice a month.”]

08/20/2026

Dateability in The New York Times. 🗞️

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/20/well/dating-app-disabilities.html

[Alt Text: A portrait of a Dateability success couple, a man with physical disabilities and a woman with psychiatric disabilities. The New York Times logo is too and centered. The article headline and byline read, “The App Bringing Disabled Daters Together. Many Dateability users said they were drawn to the app after negative experiences on mainstream platforms.”]

08/19/2026

Breaking stereotypes and normalizing disability is exactly what Dateability is about! 🖤

BBC BBC News

[Alt Text: A photo of a Dateability merch as the background. The BBC logo is top and center. Below, the headline reads, “‘People don’t expect disabled people to have sex’ by Rachel Candlin.” An excerpt reads, ““It can be disheartening, but it has shown me the importance of finding platforms where honesty is encouraged,” he added. “It’s a huge relief not to feel pressured about when or how to tell someone about my disability.”
Chard said he believed that outdated stereotypes suggesting disabled people do not want, or deserve, romantic relationships or intimacy were unhelpful.
“That’s simply not true,” he said. “Disabled people have the same hopes, dreams and desires for love as everyone else.”]

08/17/2026

Community specific apps are the most effective platforms for dating. Dateability is the go-to app for the disabled and chronically ill communities. ♿️❤️

BBC BBC News

[Alt Text: A text conversation and the first message has a link to a BBC article titled, “Why disabled people are turning to specialist dating apps.” The thumbnail shows a Dateability couple at their wedding holding a branded banner. The text that accompanies the link says, “know you had a lot of dating struggles due to your disability, but I just learned about this app called Dateability! You should check it out 🫶.” The other person responds, “Been looking for something like this for a while... thanks bestie 😘.”]

08/13/2026

The relief when you meet someone and you don’t need to explain or defend your chronic illness/disability and the comfort of knowing someone has a shared experience… 🤗

[Alt Text: A beige background with colorful text that says, “find the people who just get it.”]

08/11/2026

Even with dating apps, dating takes effort! Here are some tips to make the most out of it:

1. Add good pictures to your profile!
2. Verify your profile!
3. Send the first message!
4. Use the app at least 5 minutes/day!

[Alt Text: A notebook with handwritten tips for dating. They are as followed: 1. Use high quality photos for profile pictures. They make a big difference! 2. Verify profile and get badge! 3. Don’t be shy— Send the first message! 4. Use at least 5 minutes/day! A phone sits beside the notebook showing Dateability’s Dateability Deets page.]

08/07/2026

Sparks Fly! ✨

Are you eager to match with a user? Send them a Spark! Your profile will appear unlocked at the top of their Likes List, regardless of their subscription status.

Dateability+ subscriptions include 3 sparks/week. À la carte Sparks available for purchase. 🎇

*Make sure you’re using the most up-to-date version from Google Play or the App Store!

[Alt Text Slide 1: Sparks/embers flying. Text says, “Send a Spark. Shoot to the top & shoot your shot.”
Slide 2: Sparks/embers flying. Text says, “Send a spark to indicate extra interest! Appear unlocked at the top of the receiving user’s Likes List regardless of their subscription status!” Dateability’s Spark icon, an orange circle with a white spark, are scattered around the text box.]

08/04/2026

très chic! (in our humble opinion) 🪭

[Alt Text Slide 1: The founders of Dateability, two white brunette sisters wearing all black and smiling. Text says, “kinda chic to start your own dating app.”
Slide 2: A Mediterranean beach. Text says, “kinda chic to call out ableism.”
Slide 3: A NYC tree-lined street. Text says, “kinda chic to send the first message.”
Slide 4: A cappuccino and a slice of cheesecake on a wooden table. Text says, “kinda chic to date other disabled/chronically ill people.”
Slide 5: A sunset in the mountains. Text says, “kinda chic to be your authentic self on the apps.”]

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Denver, CO

Telephone

+17203403251

Website

http://Info.dateabilityapp.com/

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