Is there a SeniorMatch app?

Where to get it

There are two official listings. On Apple devices it is called “SeniorMatch® - Dating Over 50”, and the seller named on the listing is Agematch Technology Internet Co., Limited. On Android it is “Senior Match: Mature Dating”, which Google Play shows with more than 500,000 downloads.

Google Play also carries a second, much smaller app from the same developer, “SeniorMatch: 50+ Meet & Date”. It had 33 reviews when we read it on 17 September 2026. The main one is the one to install.

• SeniorMatch on the App Store
• Senior Match on Google Play

What the ratings say

On 12 November 2026 the iPhone app stood at 3.8 out of 5 from 2,448 ratings in the United States store. Eight weeks earlier it had 2,240, so about two hundred people rated it in that time and the average stayed at 3.8. The Android app stood at 3.8 from about 1,930 reviews.

Those are a long way above SeniorMatch’s Trustpilot score, and the reason is who gets asked. An app store prompts ordinary users while they are doing something else. Trustpilot collects people who went looking for somewhere to complain. Our reviews and complaints page goes through both.

The iPhone app is kept up to date. Version 3.1.0 came out on 7 November 2026, and Apple’s record shows the app was first released on 29 May 2019. The one and two star App Store reviews we collected for the complaints count are older than that: they run from July 2019 to February 2021.

App or website

They are two windows onto one account. You can register on a computer, where the type is bigger and the keyboard is real, and check your messages on the phone afterwards. SeniorMatch’s help answer on replying, dated 17 January 2025, says a free member can reply to a Premium member “on either our website, mobile site, or app.”

If small text is a problem, the website has one thing the app does not. Every signed-in page carries a Zoom control in the corner with plus and minus buttons, and your browser’s own zoom works on top of that.

The difference that costs money

Where you buy Premium decides who bills you. A plan bought on the website is a card or PayPal charge from SeniorMatch. A plan bought inside the iPhone app belongs to Apple, and one bought in the Android app belongs to Google.

That matters on the day you leave. SeniorMatch’s own help page says that when you pay through Google Play or the App Store, “you’ll also have to stop your subscription through Google and / or Apple. If you do not, you will continue being charged regardless of your account status on the app.” Deleting the account does not stop a store subscription. The steps are on how to cancel SeniorMatch.

The printed price differs by a dollar as well. The App Store listing’s own description gives one month as $34.99, and it still did on 12 November 2026. The website checkout showed $33.99 for the same plan. The three and six month prices match at $69.99 and $109.99.