With safety and privacy in mind, Butterfly is taking a few extra steps to ensure that all who jump on are there to see potential prospects. There is no social media sign-up; pictures are optional; age rather than date of birth is asked for, and approximated locations are given.
Related article: Director Asher Jelinsky Sheds Light on Trans Experience The only personal data required is an email address, and if you want to make a new address just for dating, then go ahead. If you want to date privately, you can with Butterfly. Additionally, all your data is erased once you log out of the app. In its first few months of being on the market, Butterfly’s stats consist of 34 percent trans, 43 percent cis male, and 23 percent cis female folks. The new app is available in 26 countries including the U.S., Canada, the U.K, and the Netherlands. Web version and an Apple iOS app are available now, and a Google Play app is coming in early 2020.
