SwipeAssist - Auto Swipe & Auto Like for Dating Sites

Desktop Chrome only. It runs on the websites in a computer browser, not on phones and not in the mobile apps. SwipeAssist is an unofficial auto swipe and auto like helper for three dating sites. On tinder.com it presses the swipe buttons for you, at the pace you set. On pairs.lv (Pairs) and with.is (with) it opens profiles from your list one at a time and presses the like button. Swipe, wait, swipe again. Or click a profile, go back, open the next one. Time goes by and your hand stops moving. And by the end of the day you cannot remember how many people you actually reached. SwipeAssist keeps doing that part for you. You can try it free for 7 days. One button in the popup. No credit card, no account, no email address (once per device). ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ■ IT WORKS DIFFERENTLY ON EACH SITE [Tinder] It presses the swipe buttons on screen. Set a minimum and a maximum interval, and it waits a random amount of time in that range before the next press. Intervals widen automatically as a session gets longer. [Pairs and with] These two have no swipe cards. The like button lives inside the other person's profile page. So SwipeAssist takes the list you already have on screen — My Tags, search results, whatever it is — and opens profiles from it one at a time. It scrolls the profile, presses the real like button on the page, returns to the list, and moves on to the next one. This is the part people get wrong. On these two sites, opening a profile leaves a footprint. That is how the sites work; the extension does not create it. But a footprint is only a record that you looked. A like lands in the other person's received list. By default SwipeAssist leaves the footprint AND sends the like. It does not just open and close. [Footprint-only mode (Pairs and with, optional)] If you want the footprint without the like, one checkbox switches it. Turned on, SwipeAssist opens the profile and closes it again, and sends no like at all. Tinder has no footprint feature, so this item is normally not shown there. It appears there only if you left it switched on — so that you can switch it off. If you try to start anyway, SwipeAssist stops and tells you why. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ■ YOU SET THE PACE - Interval — a minimum and a maximum wait. Free 2.0-5.0s, Pro 0.5-10s (Tinder). - Skip rate — the percentage of profiles passed over without a like. On a swipe screen a card has to be answered before the next one appears, so a skip is a left swipe (Nope). On the other two sites the opened profile is simply closed again. Free up to 30%, Pro up to 100%. - Target count — stop automatically after N profiles. Free up to 30, Pro up to 9,999. On Pro, 0 means it runs until you stop it (on the free plan, 0 still stops at 30 profiles a day). - Stop — one click, any time. - Counts are kept per site. What you use on one site does not come out of another site's allowance. About pacing on the two list-based sites: because each profile is opened and closed, it will not go faster than that, whatever the slider says. On Pairs it waits roughly 4-12 seconds before opening the next profile, plus about 2.5-6 seconds viewing the profile itself. On with.is the whole page reloads for every profile; from version 7.7.2 it keeps the same 4-12 second wait, counted from leaving the previous profile, plus the page load on top. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ■ SAFE PACE SETTINGS (built in, always on) Let me be straight about this first. These settings slow the tool down. They do not guarantee that your account stays in good standing. All they can do is cap how fast it operates and put gaps in between. 1. Rate limiter — caps the number of actions per minute 2. Micro-breaks — short pauses every several profiles 3. Gradual slowdown — intervals widen the longer it runs 4. Profile scrolling — scrolls the profile: every profile on the two list-based sites, now and then on Tinder 5. Warning detection — if a warning shown by the site matches wording we already know about, it pauses, and stops if that repeats A note on with.is: it reloads the whole page for every profile. Until version 7.7.0 that reset the counters behind these controls each time, so the rate limiter, the gradual slowdown and the "stop after repeats" part of warning detection did not work there. From version 7.7.2 the counters are carried across page loads, and all five controls work on all three sites. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ■ MATCH ANALYTICS — FREE Not behind the paywall. You can open it on the free plan. - Total swipes, likes, nopes, footprints, estimated match rate - A swipes-by-hour chart (24h) and a 7-day trend chart - Every figure is counted by the extension itself and stored only on your own computer. Nothing is sent anywhere, except if you choose to send an error report yourself. How to read it: - The daily limit is per site, but the figures in the stats panel are totals across all three sites. - The hourly chart counts actions performed (swipes, or profiles opened from a list), not matches. - The estimated match rate only counts matches detected from a match dialog on a swipe screen. It does not increase while profiles are being opened from a list. - "Reset" sets likes, nopes, matches and the charts back to zero. To clear everything including total swipes, use "Delete all stored data". ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ■ AUTO FIRST-MESSAGE (free, off by default, Tinder) Save one template, and when a match dialog appears SwipeAssist fills it in and sends it. Off unless you turn it on. It runs on the swipe screen only. When profiles are opened from a list, no match dialog appears, so on the other two sites the item is not shown at all. It can only happen after an actual match, so it cannot be demonstrated on an account with no matches. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ■ HOW TO USE IT 1. Sign in to the site, then open tinder.com, pairs.lv or with.is. 2. On a site without swipe cards, bring up the list of people you want to reach (My Tags, search results). SwipeAssist works down that list. 3. C…