Fiorry
Fiorry is a dating app that's specifically designed for the transgender community and their allies, offering a welcoming platform where people from over 50 countries can connect for genuine relationships.
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Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
Tags
- LGBTQ
- transgender
- trans-dating
Fiorry News & Activities
Recent activities
Fiorry information
Developed by
Dreamtek Thrill Apps LTD Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
Subscription that costs $0 per month.Alternatives
4 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
- Dutch
- French
- German
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Portuguese
- Russian
- Spanish
- Swedish
- Ukrainian
What is Fiorry?
Fiorry is the leading dating app for transgender people, non-binary individuals, and their cisgender allies. Unlike mainstream apps where trans users often face fetishization or discrimination, Fiorry focuses on building a respectful community for serious dating and long-term relationships.
The platform distinguishes itself with strict moderation to remove fake profiles and "chasers," creating a safer environment for users to be themselves. It aims to normalize trans dating by bringing together people who are genuinely open-minded and looking for real connections.
Key Features
Inclusive dating: built for trans women, trans men, non-binary people, and gender-nonconforming individuals, as well as cisgender people who support them.
Strict moderation: all profiles undergo manual review to block scammers, bots, and abusive users. The app actively bans users who harass others or use hate speech.
Safe dating spots: Fiorry curates lists of LGBTQ-friendly venues, bars, cafes, and clubs. This feature helps you find safe, welcoming physical spaces to meet your dates or party without worrying about your safety.
A portion of the app’s revenue goes toward a Transition Funding Program to help users with gender affirmation goals.
Comments and Reviews
Wanted to test this app. But it seems that it doesn't support Android 14 yet. So i looked for the website to register there. But there is no webinterface. It only works via app. How come? Android 14 should be already standard for all apps. And why is there no webinterface?