Dateability dating app for disabled users nearly doubles to 65,000

Dateability, a dating app for people with disabilities and chronic conditions, has seen its user base nearly double since 2025, reaching 65,000 users this month, according to the company. The app connects users who share similar experiences, offering a space where disability is understood from the start. Source: Milenio Source: Infobae

User stories

Users report that Dateability provides a judgment-free environment. Ellen Froliklong, 33, who met Andrés Rodríguez on the app, said, "The appeal of Dateability was knowing from the start that everyone else has a disability. They won't judge you." Source: Milenio Rodríguez, who uses a wheelchair, had never had a serious relationship before. Source: Infobae

Jessica Stewart, 29, who has a rare congenital condition, described how on other apps, people would stop responding when she mentioned health issues. Source: Milenio Collin LaFon, 28, who has cerebral palsy, felt at a disadvantage on mainstream apps, believing women saw him as a "red flag." Source: Infobae

Market context

Other apps like SpecialBridge and Dating4Disabled also target this demographic. Source: Milenio While Dateability's reach is modest compared to mainstream platforms, its growth reflects a demand for niche dating spaces. Source: Infobae