Tinder, Grindr, Happn… and jewbuzz love. For the second year running, David Krief and Jérémy Ouanounou, the founders of jewbuzz love, headed to London to take part in the GDI Conference, alongside dating professionals from all over the world.
The event brought together founders, executives and industry experts to discuss the major shifts reshaping dating apps. Artificial intelligence, safety, monetisation, singles’ new expectations and the return to IRL meetups: all topics at the heart of the conversations.
Two years after the launch of jewbuzz love
A little over two years ago, jewbuzz launched its own dating app with a simple idea: to offer a platform genuinely designed for French-speaking Jewish singles. Since then, more than 33,000 people have signed up to jewbuzz love. And beyond the matches and first messages, some encounters have taken on a whole new dimension: engagements, weddings… and even babies. A journey that inevitably gives this second appearance at the GDI Conference a special flavour.
In London, imagining what comes next
Taking part in this event was also a chance to step back and look at the road travelled, and to face the challenges shaping the future of dating today. On the agenda: conversations with players from around the world, new contacts and, above all, new ideas to keep jewbuzz love evolving. A second year in London that ends with the same ambition: to keep growing the app and imagine what comes next.