Stir: Single Parent Dating App

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

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Last verified 31 Aug 2026

4.3 57664 ratings · App Store

1. 4/5Need better screening

   I really enjoy Stir, love the kind of people that are on here. Membership is a bit pricey, for me smoking is an absolute dealbreaker, so I don’t know why I cannot screen out profiles for things like that. They need to improve the users control over what they see. I spent several minutes reading and looking at pictures and then realize I missed the smoking thing again. Similar options should exist for drinking 420 etc. And the parenting questions are confusing personally people, I see profiles with ladies in their late 40s saying they definitely want more kids. They way they ask you the questions and the options they give you are confusing and then what they say to other people your answer is not worded at all like what you selected. Needs work there as well. Overall I like the app, enough that I got the membership even at this price, but 4 stars because of too much time looking at people I am not at all interested in, not really being able to trust what is says about whether someone wants kids (as in do they want to meet someone who has kids, do they want to adopt with someone, or do they want to give birth to children) I mean, the central theme in this app is we are people who have kids so how is it that did not get done more carefully? Love some of the people I am seeing on here, they just seem more real and human than other dating apps.

   Techy Law · 30 Aug 2026

2. 4/5It’s missing vital info

   Hi, I have been using this app and the interface is nice. It’s very close to match which I found easy to use. I feel as a single parent it’s missing some vital info. 1. You need to be able to put your religion. For most people with children that’s important to find someone with similar values and beliefs. 2. The ability to filter your preferences by religion and race. I myself am an equal opportunity employer but, not everyone is. 3. You should also be able to put your political beliefs. 4. You should be able to list how many kids you have and their ages. 5. Level of Education should also be included in the profile. Not sure if that needs to be in the filter option , but, race, religion, and political views should be. I’m surprised this app doesn’t inclue these things when Match does. Single Parents are way more picky about that stuff. We aren’t only searching for a potential partner for ourselves but a partner that will be a good example to our kids as well.

   ASB Texas · 30 Aug 2026

3. 1/5HORRIBLE APP HORRIBLE

   If I would give 0 I would. I’m new to the stir app and downloaded the app last night. I got off the app and came back and my account went blank, then it kicked me off and when I tried to log in it says stir has blocked my account. I don’t understand how when I haven’t done anything and it’s my first time. I want to recover my account so I can delete my account and leave the app. There was no reasoning on to why I was blocked. I got a email without telling the community guideline and ban rules but I have done NOTHING. I do not understand anything at all without no information with this new app I just downloaded. I believe I have not violated. There is no reason in the email specifically telling me what I did as a new user. There was no nudity, impersonation, harassment and etc . As an app, it states that it’s open to everyone. I’ve seen other accounts that stated that they are not parents. As a new user this is absolutely absurd and I will be reporting this app because I strongly support that I didn’t have any reason from this email and reason in general. Additionally the customer service is dismissive and repetitive because it seems like STIR does this to many people on the review I see on the App Store it’s a high rating but very very poor comments with the same problem. I can’t even say do better because it seems like this app is STILL doing this bs. Now I don’t know where my info is and the answers I’m getting is dismissive. Shame on this app and responses. Do yourself a favor and delete and never get on it if you really want. Also you do not get matches

   Appreviewgirl101 · 30 Aug 2026

4. 1/5Intentional waste of time

   Single parents are not on this site to spend time they don’t have chit chatting with people 100+ miles away. More often than not, they can’t relocate and their looking for somebody they can actually have in their lives through more than just the phone without being long distance, jumping through hoops, going to court or abandoning their kids. If it’s past the radius I set, it shouldn’t be the most abundant suggestions you offer. The fact that someone who is actually in my area or radius shows up so rarely is wild. Unless the whole point is to ensure nobody meets anyone close by or who aligns with them so they can continue to pay for an app that isn’t even serving its purpose. As a single parent, we have such little time for and to ourselves. The last thing I want or have time to do while hoping for my moneys worth is to swipe over and over and over just to even see a profile near me or my set radius. Don’t get me wrong, I believe there are subscribers who would be good matches because your algorithm allows them to show up once in a blue moon. The problem is the amount of app screen time and usage it takes to even come across them. Occasionally show people out of your radius is a whole lie. Stir is canceled due to lack of consideration in proximity issues for parents… who are seeking companionship but don’t have the ability to relocate

   Elle Elle Elle Elle Elle Elle · 30 Aug 2026

5. 2/5Great Premise but fails to deliver

   I downloaded this app because I liked the idea that Ianyone I met would already know that I had children and to meet other single parents. Herein lies the problems, if you navigate away from writing your profile or sending a message to someone, you lose it. Well you can message mutual matches for free, we can’t see who likes you to know if it’s a mutual match; so it’s basically a gamble if you happen to stumble across each other‘s profiles and like one another. You can’t review profiles that you’ve liked, and can’t even review your mutual matches. I got a notification of him he’s full match, started to write had to stop, lost the message and now I can’t write to them anymore. Single parents are busy! We’re not always going to have time to write a profile in one sitting or send a message to somebody in one sitting. I understand that this is “a premium service“ $120 all at once for six months is not necessarily in everyone’s budget. Maybe offer at 7 or 14 day free trial to see if we want to pay for those features. Overall I’m really frustrated and highly considering deleting.

   SaltinesinSeattle · 30 Aug 2026

3.6 21353 ratings · Google Play

1. 1/5

   mostly bots and won't show you people close to your area

   Roy Gipson · 1 Aug 2026

2. 5/5

   good app so far

   Kate Morgan · 1 Aug 2026

3. 2/5

   always the same people...

   Esteban Yanquelevech · 1 Aug 2026

4. 3/5

   So far so good as far as I'm concern

   Ari Homestead · 1 Aug 2026

5. 1/5

   shady at best, predatory at worst. you'll get a lot of likes to get you to subscribe and see them but most of them will be from different states and/or bot accounts. as soon as you subscribe, the frequency of likes decreases substantially until your subscription expires only to increase again to get you to subscribe again to see who liked you. they also charge you to "boost" your profile, another example of exploiting people.

   Joseph Dana · 1 Aug 2026

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