Tinder is preparing to be launch a 'Lite' version of its app in emerging markets
The company didn’t share an exact launch date for Tinder Lite, but did say it's "coming soon."


Tinder is planning to launch a lightweight version of its app soon. Image: Reuters[/caption]As per a report by Engadget, Mandy Ginsberg, CEO of Tinder's parent company Match Group, divulged plans for the Tinder Lite app which would be smaller and better-suited to areas where cellular data "comes at a premium".Even though Ginsberg made no mention of features or a release date other than "soon", she pointed to the Southeast Asian region as high priority where there's an influx of young people into packed cities.India definitely seems to be part of Tinder's target market.Tinder doesn't share the size of its total user base, but the popular online dating platform's parent company, Match Group mentioned that the app has close to 4.7 million paid subscribers as of Q1 2019, up by 1.3 million from the same time last year.

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