| App That Lets Women Review Guys Arrives in Mexico EFE | |
| go to original May 17, 2015 |
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Women can rate guys on things like character and kissing, but is it all in good fun or just mean? (ABC News)
The Lulu app, which lets women review the guys they date and post comments online, has 5 million users, including one out of every four female university students in the United States.
Lulu, available on iTunes and Google Play, was created by former pro tennis player Alexandra Chong to try to reproduce "the safe and intimate mood you find at a women's only gathering" online.
Chong, who grew up in Jamaica and studied law at the London School of Economics, told Efe that the app, which recently made its debut in Latin America, was an "intelligence tool for dates, both for girls and guys."
Users anonymously review guys they know, using hashtags to describe them, as well as rating them on a scale of 0 to 10, and grading them in different areas, such as manners, sex, humor, commitment and looks.
"Men can also register to see what girls are saying about them and get personalized feedback. Guys can see their average rating and which hashtags girls have used to describe them," Chong said.
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