Is SweetMeet Legit? My 7-Day SweetMeet App Review 

I’m going to try out the SweetMeet dating app for at least seven days to see if it’s actually worth your time. Honestly, I think a week is long enough to figure out if a dating app is worth sticking with.

If I end up really liking SweetMeet, I’ll definitely keep using it. So, this review is basically me testing the app in real-time, just like you’re right here watching along.

Day 1 

I’ve just installed the SweetMeet app and set up my account, and I was honestly surprised by how fast it was—I was in the app within 10 seconds. All it asked for was my gender, name, and age. That’s it. I didn’t even need to add an email or phone number. 

Getting in that quickly makes me think there might be a lot of fake profiles here. Usually, when registration is this simple, it’s easier for people to set up fake accounts.

At first, the app wouldn’t let me swipe on any profiles unless I uploaded a photo. I tried skipping the photo just to test things out, but there really wasn’t much I could do until I added one. 

A few hours later, I uploaded my first picture, and right away—within an hour—I got five messages and three recommendations. That response rate was pretty wild. 

But here’s the thing that really stood out: the ads are everywhere! Seriously, every two or three clicks brings up an unskippable video ad. Even after the ad finishes, you have to wait another 5–10 seconds for the cancel button to show up before you can close it. 

It’s way too soon for me to judge the app overall, but I’m going to keep using SweetMeet and see how things go on day two.

Day 2

It’s the evening of my second day using the SweetMeet app, and I’ve got to say—I’m getting pretty frustrated with the ads. 

I totally get that the app offers a lot for free and relies on ads for revenue, but this many ads? It’s just too much. 

It seems like the app is coded so that after every 4–5 taps—no matter what you’re clicking on—it triggers a video ad. That’s probably why I got so many initial messages and recommendations. For example, if I click the Messages tab and then open a few profiles from people who messaged me, those taps add up fast, and boom—another ad.

Many times, I’ve been so annoyed that I just closed the app as soon as a video ad started playing. 

On the bright side, there’s no limit to how many profiles you can like or swipe right on. In fact, you even earn coins for swiping—1 coin for every 16 profiles you like or dislike. I’ve earned 4 coins so far, which means I’ve swiped on 64 profiles. Out of those, I liked about 50, and the 14 I ignored keep showing up over and over.

I’ve also sent direct messages to some profiles without matching first, since the app lets you do that. 

So far, I haven’t matched with anyone, though I have gotten a few obviously fake messages from what seem like fake profiles. 

I’m going to keep using the app and see how things go further.

Day 3

It’s my third day using the SweetMeet app, and honestly, my patience is wearing thin. 

I’ve just started noticing some pretty vulgar video ads popping up out of nowhere while I’m exploring the app. I was sitting with my friends when I opened it, and one of those ads started playing. Thankfully, my phone’s volume was low, or that could’ve been seriously embarrassing. 

I did match with two girls who seemed genuine, so I messaged them—but neither replied, even though they’re showing as online 24/7.

Something weird happened when I messaged one girl: I checked later and the app had automatically sent another message on my behalf, something like “Hey Girl Name, You are kind of fire.” I deleted it as soon as I saw it. 

At this point, I’ve liked about 100 profiles and haven’t had much luck. 

Honestly, I really hate opening the app because if I spend 10 minutes on it, at least five of those are wasted watching ads. 

There’s also a “Want to meet” option that shows profiles who supposedly want to meet you—but that feels fake too. When I click to open, it forces me to watch a long video ad first—one lasted an entire minute—just to see the profile. If I click “Chat,” there’s another ad before the inbox finally opens. 

I really can’t stand using the app for more than 2–3 minutes at a time. I keep closing it to skip the ads, then reopening just to check out the features. 

To be honest, I don’t want to keep using it, but I did just get a new match with a girl, so I’ll give it one more shot and see what happens next. 

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Day 4 

The match I got yesterday still hasn’t replied, and I’ve just been right-swiping on even more profiles. 

It’s the evening of my fourth day using this app, and honestly, it’s been no different from day three—I’m still swiping non-stop, sitting through a ton of ads, and not getting any replies from anyone. 

One thing I did try today was changing my location to New York. As soon as I did, the app started showing me profiles from there. I actually really liked this feature, especially since it was free. 

I haven’t matched with anyone from New York yet, but let’s see how that goes.

Day 5 

It’s my fifth day using the app, and I’ve finally started seeing some results. 

When I woke up this morning and checked the app, I saw that I’d matched with two girls overnight and even got a reply from a girl I had messaged on day three. The reply felt genuine, without any copy‑paste or scripted lines.

As I kept swiping, I ended up matching with seven girls today—and I have to give credit to the location change I made yesterday. Switching my location to a more popular, high‑population area really made a difference.  

So, if you’re not getting many matches, I’d definitely suggest changing your location to somewhere more active—it can boost your chances significantly. 

I’m still annoyed by the constant ads, but with the matches starting to roll in, the app has become at least a little more interesting. 

When I used the Boo dating app before, changing to a specific location was a paid feature. On SweetMeet, thankfully, it’s free.

That said, even though I matched with seven girls today, I haven’t received a reply from any of them yet. This could just be due to the time difference between my location and theirs, so I’ll give it another 24 hours to see if anyone responds.

Day 6-7 

Well, I’ve started getting replies, and the app has definitely begun to feel more interesting. 

So far, I have 19 chats in my inbox. Out of those, five girls are actively replying, 13 haven’t responded yet, and one was from an AI assistant, which you can ignore. 

I want to point out that some profiles on the app feel fake, so you’ll need to learn how to spot those yourself. However, all the girls I’ve had conversations with seemed genuine, and it’s been nice having friendly chats with them. 

That said, there’s a challenge in my case. I didn’t get many matches in my own area, and the fake profiles were overwhelming. But when I changed my location to New York City, I started getting a lot more matches, and the number of fake profiles dropped significantly. 

The problem is, NYC is quite far from where I live, and I can’t realistically meet up there often. So for me, SweetMeet hasn’t been very helpful for finding singles nearby. 

That might not be the case for you if the app is already popular in your area. But if it isn’t, it could be tough to meet people close by through SweetMeet. 

So, after seven days, I’d say SweetMeet is worth considering, but it’s not necessarily a must-have dating app.  

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Is SweetMeet legit? 

From my week‑long experience, I’d say SweetMeet is mostly a legit dating app. 

When I first used it in my original location, it honestly felt full of fake profiles. But once I changed my location to a bigger city, it started to feel much more like a genuine dating platform. This really showed me that whether SweetMeet feels legit or not can depend a lot on where you’re using it. 

The profiles you come across are a mix—some seem authentic (especially the people I actually chatted with), while others feel fake or suspicious. 

The app itself works as intended, and matching or getting messages is possible, but again, your results will rely heavily on your location. 

The catch is, if SweetMeet isn’t popular in your area, finding singles nearby might be difficult. 

So overall—yes, SweetMeet does have real users and can be legitimate, but, like most dating apps, you’ll need patience, caution, and a bit of effort to get the best results.

Would I keep using the SweetMeet app? 

Honestly, I wanted to delete the app back on day three because the sheer number of ads was driving me crazy. The frequency hasn’t changed, and I’m still really annoyed by it. 

That said, since I’ve matched with a few genuine girls, I’ve decided to give the app a little more time—maybe until day nine or ten. After that, I’ll be deleting it. 

The biggest reason, aside from the ads, is that most of the girls I’m matching with are far from where I live. And since my main goal is to meet nearby singles, that’s just not working out for me here. 

I’ll update you when I finally decide to delete the app.

Update:

I’ve deleted the app after using it for 9 days. In that time, I chatted with 11 girls in total—three of those conversations moved over to WhatsApp, while the other eight stayed on the app.

Should you try the SweetMeet app? 

If you can tolerate tons of ads, then you should use the SweetMeet app. 

Also, if you don’t get matched with anyone, keep changing your location because it really increases your chances of getting matched. 

Overall, you can try the app, but you must have patience. 

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Pros and Cons of SweetMeet Dating App

No dating app is without pros and cons, and the SweetMeet app is no different.

Pros:

• Unlimited right swipes 
• Free location change 
• Easy to get matches in big cities
• Can message without matching 
• Some genuine profiles

Cons:

• The unused free coins get deleted after 24 hours
• Way too many ads 
• Many fake or suspicious profiles 
• Few matches in low‑population areas