Find out if the feeling is mutual.

Mutual is the dating app for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. LDS, Mormon, whatever you want to call it — you'll find single people who share your faith and your values, which means it isn't one more thing you have to explain on a first date.

No. Mutual has members across every adult age group — YSA, mid-singles and older singles. You choose the age range you want to see, and you only appear to people whose range includes you.

Fair. Swiping isn’t the only way to meet on Mutual. On Sundays we run blind speed dating, where you talk to people directly instead of browsing profiles. And on the main feed, skip the swipe and leave a note — on a photo, on a prompt, on anything you actually had a reaction to. It takes ten seconds, and it starts a genuine conversation.

Start with your profile. A few photos that actually look like you, and prompts answered with something specific — "I run the Provo River trail most mornings" gets a reply, "I like being active" doesn't. Then send a handful of thoughtful likes rather than fifty blank ones.

For Latter-day Saint singles, Mutual has more than a decade of evidence behind it — tens of thousands of couples have met on Mutual and gone on to marry. There are hundreds of their stories on our blog, in their own words.

No, and we’d never want it to be. Go to your singles ward. Say yes when friends try to set you up. Mutual is one more way to meet people, not a replacement for the rest of your life. But keep your profile current while you’re single, so the people looking for someone like you can actually find you.

Yes. Downloading the app, building a profile, browsing, matching, and messaging are all free. Premium is optional and adds See Who Likes Me, unlimited likes, and more filters. Plans range from one week to six months, and the six-month plan works out to about $10 a month.