Score, the Dating App for People with Good Credit, Shuts Down

• Score, the dating app for individuals with good to excellent credit, ceased operations in early August, as confirmed by the company to TechCrunch.
• Initially intended as a 90-day pop-up app, Score extended its run to six months due to high user interest, amassing 18,000 users and 8,000 matches.
• Co-founder Luke Bailey emphasized that the app aimed to raise awareness about credit health and spark broader conversations, achieving its goal before shutting down.
• Data from Score revealed significant credit score disparities between genders, particularly among millennials, highlighting economic challenges faced by women.
• Despite its closure, Neon Money Club, the parent company, plans to continue its mission of promoting financial literacy with new projects and content.

Source: Techcrunch