The app has all the goodies of single-feature mixed into one, including a like or pass section - with the added ability to chat without choosing either -, a brilliantly designed date planning section, a Meetup-style open mixer section, with the ability to start your own mixers, a multimedia-filled messaging section, and an informative, yet not overwhelming profile section. With so many features, this is really an app where what you put into it is exactly what you get out of it. Although it appears that a vast majority of members are premium members, the app provides enough features and functionalities to be used successfully without a paid membership. Sorting through the plethora of app elements, standout features include with a paid membership, the ability to request and confirm dates within the app down to date details including date, time, and venue, and the mixers section, which allows users to than meet others one by one. The profile section can be as complete or limited as one likes, but does allow for a large amount of customization, including the ability to showcase a wide variety of interests and an optional 20 question quiz, answers of which can be used to compare oneself to potential matches. According to SimilarWeb data, the iOS version holds a 4. Overall, with a large user base and thoughtful array of communication options, Clover is really an app designed for the masses, but manages to provide enough sorting and filtering options to do its job, rather than overwhelm. To get up and running fastest, users can opt for connect with Facebook, which allows the app to auto populate some of the profile fields. After allowing geo-locating, users are directed to the settings of their profile, in which they can fill out basic fields of name, age, orientation straight, gay, or bisexual , height, ethnicity, income, religion, distance which is automatically set to off, but should be enabled for best results , and the unique, and useful friend of intention, from which users can select, Looking for hooking, Looking for casual dating, or Looking for long-term. The only fields that are required to be filled are name, age, and orientation. To try the app without paying upfront, users can easily exit the prompt and are then brought to the free version of the app. Basic, unpaid filters users can set include the sexual orientation of others one would like to see, which can be more than one sexual orientation, age range, location, and distance from set location. As has been noted by others, advanced or premium features are comically similar to OkCupid profile fields, and include more detailed information such as relationship status, hair and eye color, and drinking and drug use. Upon this first login, users also receive a message from the app that provides tips to get the most out of Clover. Users can edit their profile, including sections of About Me, My Location, Photos, and Personal Details eye color, body type, drug use, etc. Finally, and again strikingly similar to OKCupid, users may answer 20 questions, which will be displayed on their profile. After completing the profile questionnaire, users are awarded their first bagde - the Open Book badge. From left to right there is a section to swipe through profiles, a section to setup, accept, and confirm dates, and a section to explore, receive invitations to, attend, or create mixers events. All conversations are stored in the fourth from the left section, easily identifiable by the chat icon, and finally profile, interaction information, such as matches, and who has liked you, and settings are all located on the far right. The request a date feature is incredibly easy to use and intuitive, allowing users to send a date request with all the required information needed: Date, time, and location, which provides a list of nearby venues with star ratings, price, and distance, along with the ability to add your own custom location. The dates section shows available, pending, and confirmed dates. The pending date area shows others who have shown interest in a date with you. If a pending date does not have the date, time, and location details listed, selecting confirm opens up the request date feature allowing users to select and send a date location, date, and time. Canceled dates remain in the confirmed column until users refresh that area, by clicking on the three small dots in the upper right hand corner. The mixer section features three columns of explore, invited, and attending, with the added ability to search for mixers by keyword. The explore section functions much like a meetup page, listing various available mixers to browse and join. Each available mixer displayed shows date, venue, and time details, the number of members attending, and option view all attendees, along with a forum-style string of comments associated with that mixer. In order to join in the conversation of any mixer, users must join the mixer first. Finally, the message section contains holds all conversations, showcasing for each the member who sent the message, their status of online if they are on the app, a checkbox next to their name if they are a premium member, and the date the message was sent. Members show or hide their location and can also report or block users at virtually any stage of communication within the app. Main Competitors: , , , Whim Screenshots.