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The DateIQ Coach has her bio, photos, and your entire thread in context — ask why she went quiet, when to ask her out, or which framework to try next.",pageEyebrow:"Coach \xb7 Chat",heroLead:"A coach that's actually",heroHighlight:"paying attention",heroDescription:"Most AI tools see one message at a time. Coach sees the whole match — bio, photos, every reply on both sides — and uses the framework library to tell you what's happening and what to do about it.",bullets:["Next-step recommendations: escalate, slow down, ask out, recover, walk away","Every suggestion comes tagged with the framework behind it","Streaming responses, scoped to one match at a time","Diagnose stalls, ghosts, and tone mismatches in plain English",'Ask follow-ups — "why?", "what if I said X?", "is she into it?" — and get a real answer'],body:["Coach is the centerpiece of DateIQ. It's a full chat panel that opens next to a Tinder conversation, with the entire context already loaded: her bio, her photos, every message both of you have ever sent, and the framework library DateIQ is trained on. You don't paste anything in. You just ask.","Where most reply tools spit out a generic line, Coach explains. Ask \"why did she go quiet after the third message?\" and you'll get a read on the conversation arc — what worked, what stalled, and the move that fits the moment. Over time you stop needing Coach because the moves start to feel obvious. That's the point."],faq:[{question:"Does Coach send messages for me?",answer:"No. Coach is advisory by default — it tells you what to do and drafts the words, but you stay in control of what actually goes out. Sending is always one explicit click away."},{question:"How does Coach see my conversation?",answer:"DateIQ runs as a Chrome extension that passively reads the same data Tinder loads into your browser. Nothing is scraped, nothing is sent to extra servers — Coach gets context the same way you do."},{question:"Will Coach work on matches with no messages yet?",answer:"Yes — on a new match Coach uses her bio and photos to suggest openers tied to specific frameworks (Cold Read, Callback, Playful Direct). The deeper the conversation, the sharper Coach's reads get."},{question:"What does Coach actually have access to?",answer:"Her full bio, every photo she's posted, every message either of you has ever sent in that thread, plus the DateIQ framework library and your own style profile. It's the same context window for every question you ask — no re-pasting, no re-explaining."},{question:"Can I use Coach without sending the messages it suggests?",answer:'Yes — Coach is advisory. You can use it purely for diagnosis ("why did she pull back?", "is this a stall or a ghost?") and write your own replies. Suggestions are there when you want them, never automatic.'}],wireframeScreen:"coach-chat"},{slug:"framework-replies",category:"coaching",title:"Framework-Tagged Replies",tagline:"Reply options built on named frameworks",desc:"Three contextual reply options on every match — each tagged with a named framework (Push-Pull, Takeaway, Hot Callback, Assumption Close, and more). One tap reveals why each framework works, when to use it, and when it backfires.",Icon:s.A,variant:"purple",metaTitle:"Framework-Tagged Replies — AI Suggestions That Teach",metaDescription:"Every AI-generated reply in DateIQ is tagged with the named framework it uses — Push-Pull, Takeaway, Hot Callback, Assumption Close, and a dozen more. Learn the move, not just the line.",pageEyebrow:"Message Suggestions",heroLead:"Reply options built on",heroHighlight:"named frameworks",heroDescription:"Three contextual reply options on every match — each one tagged with the framework it uses. Pick the one that fits. Tap the chip to see why that framework works and when it backfires. You learn the move while you use it.",bullets:["Three framework-tagged reply options on every match","Tap any framework to learn what it is and when to use it","Tone-matched to your bio, photos, and the conversation so far","Choose a style flavor — Direct, Cold Read, Playful — to match how you actually talk","Builds a real skill — over time you stop needing the suggestions"],body:["Most AI-reply tools hand you a line and leave you guessing why. DateIQ does the opposite. Every suggestion is built on a named framework from the texting library — Push-Pull, Takeaway, Hot Callback, Assumption Close, Cold Read, and a dozen more. The framework chip sits right under the reply.","Tap the chip and you get the short version of why that framework works: what dynamic it creates, when to deploy it, and the classic ways it goes sideways. Use the same framework three times in a week and you'll start recognizing the shape on your own. That's the design — DateIQ isn't trying to be a permanent crutch."],faq:[{question:"How are the frameworks chosen?",answer:"The model reads the conversation state — opener, building rapport, stall, recovery, date-ask — and picks the three frameworks that fit the moment. You get options across different temperatures so you can choose the one that matches your style."},{question:"Can I see all the frameworks somewhere?",answer:"Yes. The full framework library lives in the DateIQ university with examples and counter-examples for each. You can also browse it inside the extension whenever a chip catches your eye."},{question:"Will replies sound like me?",answer:"The model is conditioned on your own message history, so the cadence and vocabulary drift toward how you actually text. You can also pick a flavor — Direct, Cold Read, or Playful — for any given suggestion."},{question:"What if none of the three suggestions fit?",answer:"Regenerate with a different style flavor (Direct / Cold Read / Playful), or hand the thread to Coach and ask for a custom angle. Most of the time the three options cover the moment — when they don't, Coach can riff on a specific framework you point it at."},{question:"Do the frameworks shift as the conversation evolves?",answer:"Yes. The model picks framework families appropriate for the stage — openers and Cold Reads early, Push-Pull and Hot Callbacks mid-thread, Assumption Close when the conversation is ready for a date ask. You won't keep getting opener-shaped lines on a 40-message thread."}],wireframeScreen:"message-suggestions"},{slug:"next-steps",category:"coaching",title:"Next-Step Suggestions",tagline:"Who to text next, and why",desc:"Stop scrolling 80 open threads guessing who deserves attention. DateIQ ranks every conversation by affinity, temperature, and stage, drafts the next message, and explains in plain English why each match is ranked where it is.",Icon:i.A,variant:"rose",metaTitle:"Next-Step Suggestions — Know Who to Text Next and Why",metaDescription:"DateIQ ranks every open Tinder conversation by affinity, temperature, and stage — then drafts the next message and tells you why this match outranks the others. Work the queue top-down.",pageEyebrow:"Next Actions",heroLead:"Who to text next,",heroHighlight:"and why",heroDescription:"Your match list is noisy. The real question every session is: of the 80 open threads, which three deserve attention right now? DateIQ ranks every conversation by affinity, temperature, and stage and puts the reasoning next to each card.",bullets:["Prioritized queue across every active conversation, scored in real time","Three signals on every card: affinity %, temperature, conversation stage",'Plain-English reason for each ranking — "82 affinity, cooling, you owe the next message"',"A drafted next message ships with every card so you can act in one click","Copy, edit, skip, or snooze — the queue advances as you work"],body:["The hardest part of texting on dating apps isn't writing a single message — it's deciding who to text next when you have 50 open threads. Most people scroll the match list looking for green dots and recent activity. DateIQ replaces that with a ranked queue that tells you exactly who deserves your next thirty seconds and why.","Each card carries three signals. Your affinity score for the match (from the same model that drives auto-swipe). The temperature of the conversation, a blend of reply latency, message length, and tone shifts. And the stage — opener, building, closing, reviving. The reasoning appears in plain English next to the card, so you stop guessing and start working the list like a queue.",'Every entry ships with a drafted reply tagged with the framework behind it, so the gap between "who to text" and "send a message that converts" is one click. Work top-down. The threads that don\'t matter fall to the bottom on their own.'],faq:[{question:"How does the ranking actually work?",answer:"Each match gets a composite score from three inputs: your affinity model score for the person, the temperature of the conversation (reply latency, length trend, question rate, tone shifts), and the stage (opener vs. building vs. closing). The queue re-sorts every time you open it, so warm threads that have gone quiet float up before forgotten matches with no signal."},{question:"Won't I just end up texting the same handful of matches?",answer:"The opposite, actually. The queue surfaces high-affinity matches that have gone silent and would otherwise rot at the bottom of your list. The temperature signal also penalizes threads where you're doing all the work — so the people you should text less drop down, not up."},{question:"What is conversation temperature?",answer:"A directional read of how alive the thread is. It blends how fast she replies, whether her messages are getting longer or shorter, the question rate, and tone shifts. You see it as a number you can scan in a second — treat it as a sanity check on your own gut, not gospel."},{question:"Can I override the ranking?",answer:"Yes — pin a match to the top, snooze one until tomorrow, or skip it for the session. Overrides feed back into the model so the ranking learns who you actually want to hear about."},{question:"Does the drafted reply use the framework library?",answer:"Yes — it's the same engine as the Reply Suggestions feature, framework-tagged and conditioned on her bio, photos, and your style. The framework chip sits right under the draft so you know 

1what move it's making before you send."}],wireframeScreen:"next-actions"},{slug:"auto-swipe",category:"automation",title:"Affinity-Driven Auto-Swipe",tagline:"Auto-swipe that learns your taste",desc:"DateIQ's trained affinity model learns your taste and scores every card. Combine plain-English rules with your affinity score; one slider controls how much taste influences each swipe.",Icon:r.A,variant:"coral",metaTitle:"Affinity-Driven Auto-Swipe — Filters That Learn Your Taste",metaDescription:"DateIQ's auto-swipe blends plain-English filters with an affinity model trained on your own swipe history. One slider controls how much your taste influences each card.",pageEyebrow:"Auto-Swipe \xb7 Affinity",heroLead:"Auto-swipe driven by",heroHighlight:"your actual taste",heroDescription:"DateIQ's affinity model learns from your own swipe history and scores every card before you see it. Filters catch the obvious. Affinity catches the rest. The pile that lands on your screen is one your taste already pre-approved.",bullets:["Plain-English rules + your affinity score in one decision","Per-card breakdown: which rule and what score decided each swipe","Skips profiles your filters would pass but your taste wouldn't","Keeps your right-swipe rate normal — avoids the visibility hit Tinder reportedly applies to like-everyone accounts","Human-like timing, configurable daily limits","Pause, slow down, or override any time"],body:["Standard auto-swipers are blunt instruments — they swipe right on everyone or filter on crude rules like height and distance. DateIQ pairs your filters with an affinity model that learns from every swipe you've ever made. Profiles your taste would pass on get skipped even if they match your filters; profiles your taste would love get pushed even if they're outside your usual radius.","There's an anecdotal but widely reported risk that comes with the alternative approach: swiping right on everyone trains Tinder's ELO-style ranker to read you as a low-quality account, and people in that bucket tend to see their profile shown to fewer (and worse-matched) users over time. Intelligent swiping — where you only like profiles you'd actually meet — keeps your right-swipe rate in a normal range and avoids painting that target on your account.","Every auto-swipe shows up in your log with the rule and the score that decided it. Disagree with a call? One click teaches the model. The longer you use it, the closer the queue gets to the matches you'd have made by hand — minus the thumb fatigue, and without the visibility hit that comes from carpet-swiping."],faq:[{question:"Will Tinder ban me for using auto-swipe?",answer:"DateIQ uses human-like timing and a configurable daily cap to stay inside normal usage patterns. We don't make any guarantees about Tinder's enforcement, but the system is designed to look like fast manual swiping, not a bot."},{question:"Can swiping yes to everyone get my profile shown less?",answer:"It's anecdotal — Tinder doesn't publish its scoring — but it's widely reported that accounts which right-swipe everyone get bucketed as low-quality by the ranker, and profiles in that bucket tend to see noticeably less reach over time. DateIQ's intelligent swiping is designed to avoid that signature: your right-swipe rate stays in a normal range because the affinity model and your rules skip the profiles a real you wouldn't have liked anyway."},{question:"How long until the affinity model is useful?",answer:"It's directional after about 50 swipes and quite sharp by 300. Until then, your filters carry most of the weight. You can always lower the affinity slider if you want it to influence less."},{question:"Can I see why a profile got skipped?",answer:"Yes — every auto-swipe is logged with the deciding rule or score. You can scroll back, see the call, and click to override or teach the model the opposite."},{question:"Does this work on Tinder Gold / Platinum and on the free tier?",answer:"All three. Filters and the affinity model are independent of your Tinder subscription — DateIQ works the same whether you're on free, Gold, Platinum, or Select. Some Tinder features (Likes You, Top Picks) are obviously only useful if you have the subscription that exposes them."}],wireframeScreen:"affinity-swipe"},{slug:"profile-score",category:"coaching",title:"Score My Profile",tagline:"Find the photo hurting your match rate",desc:"Ru

1n your own photos through an AI vision model for per-photo scores, critique, and concrete swap suggestions. Coach can also rewrite your bio using the same frameworks it uses for messages.",Icon:n.A,variant:"rose",metaTitle:"Score My Profile — Find the Photo Hurting Your Match Rate",metaDescription:"Run every photo on your Tinder profile through an AI vision model. Get per-photo scores, specific critique on lighting and framing, and concrete suggestions for what to replace the weak ones with.",pageEyebrow:"Score My Profile",heroLead:"Find the photo that's",heroHighlight:"hurting your match rate",heroDescription:"Coach runs every photo on your profile through a vision model and tells you which to keep, which to swap, and which one should go first. Specific critique, not vibes — plus a suggestion for what to replace the weak ones with.",bullets:["Per-photo score, keep / swap / opener verdicts","Concrete critique on lighting, framing, expression, and outfit","Coach suggests what to shoot to replace the weak photos","Re-score whenever you update your profile","Bio rewrite using the same framework library Coach uses for messages"],body:["The single biggest lever on your match rate is your photo order — and most people pick it by gut. Score My Profile pulls the photos straight from your Tinder profile, runs them through a vision model, and gives you a per-photo score with the reasoning. You see which photo is dragging the set down and which one belongs in the opener slot.",'Coach goes past critique. It tells you what kind of shot would actually replace your weakest photo — "a candid outdoor photo with a clear face and a real activity in the background" beats "take a better selfie." Bio rewrites work the same way, drawing from the framework library so your bio is doing the same work as your messages.'],faq:[{question:"Is my photo data sent anywhere?",answer:"Photo scoring runs through a vision model and the photo URLs are processed in flight, but DateIQ doesn't store your photos — only the scores and the critique. You can delete the report any time."},{question:"How accurate is the score?",answer:"The model is calibrated against attractiveness and match-rate signals from a large training set. It's not a perfect oracle, but the directional advice — which photo to lead with, which to drop — is reliable enough to move your match rate."},{question:"Can I score photos I haven't uploaded to Tinder yet?",answer:"Yes — drop them into the DateIQ side panel and Coach scores them alongside your live photos. Use it to compare a new shot against your current set before committing to the swap."},{question:"How is the bio rewrite different from a generic AI rewrite?",answer:"It pulls from the framework library Coach uses for messages and is conditioned on your photos and message history, so the bio matches the energy of the rest of your profile. Generic rewrites read like LinkedIn — DateIQ's read like you."},{question:"Will it tell me what to shoot to replace a weak photo?",answer:'Yes. Coach gives a concrete shot brief — setting, lighting, framing, what to do with your hands — rather than vague advice like "take a better selfie." You leave the report knowing exactly what to capture.'}],wireframeScreen:"score-profile"},{slug:"hidden-insights",category:"automation",title:"Hidden Insights",tagline:"What Tinder doesn't tell you",desc:"See the data Tinder hides — instant unmatch detection, her real birthday, and the date she actually joined. Spot ghosts the moment they happen and read the signal in profiles that look identical on the surface.",Icon:h.A,variant:"coral",metaTitle:"Hidden Insights — Unmatch Detection, Birthday, Joined Date",metaDescription:"DateIQ surfaces the data Tinder hides: instant unmatch detection, her real birthday, and the date her Tinder account was created. The signal you need to read a profile, not just a photo set.",pageEyebrow:"Hidden Insights",heroLead:"The data Tinder",heroHighlight:"won't show you",heroDescription:"Tinder buries the most useful signal. DateIQ pulls it back up — instant unmatch detection, her exact birthday, and the day she actually created her account. Three small data points, a much sharper read.",bullets:["Unmatch detection: get notified the moment a match disappears","Birthday reveal: see her exact birthday, not just the age","Joined date: see when her Tinder account was actually created","All visible inline on the match card — no extra clicks","Stored locally with the rest of your match database"],body:["Tinder shows you a photo and an age. DateIQ shows you the data underneath. Unmatch detection runs the moment Tinder's API confirms a match is gone — no more checking back hours later to find a thread vanished. You see exactly when, and you can pull up the saved conversation to learn from it.","The birthday reveal turns \"27\" into an actual date, which lets you do small things that move the needle — wish her a happy birthday in week three, time a date around it, or just clock that she's two weeks away from a milestone. The joined-date timestamp is even more useful: a profile created last week is in a very different posture than one that's been live for two years. Same photos, completely different read.","All three data points are surfaced inline on the match card, no menus to dig through. They live in your local match database alongside everything else, so you can sort, filter, and look back over time."],faq:[{question:"How does unmatch detection work?",answer:"DateIQ watches the same match list Tinder loads in your browser. When a match disappears from the list without being archived, that's an unmatch — and the extension flags it instantly with the timestamp."},{question:"Where does the birthday come from?",answer:"Tinder's API exposes the underlying birthdate alongside the displayed age — they just hide it in the UI. DateIQ surfaces it on your local copy of the profile."},{question:"Is the joined date always accurate?",answer:"It reflects the account creation timestamp Tinder returns. Reactivated accounts and platform migrations can muddy it, but for the overwhelming majority of profiles it's exactly when they signed up."},{question:"Will she know I can see this data?",answer:"No. DateIQ reads the data Tinder already serves to your browser — it doesn't ping the API for anything Tinder doesn't already send. There's no signal on her side that anything different is happening."},{question:"What happens if Tinder changes their API?",answer:"DateIQ ships updates fast. The fields we surface are what Tinder serves to your browser today — if they remove a field, we lose it; if they add one, we tend to surface it within days. The extension is designed to degrade gracefully when fields disappear rather than break the rest of the UI."}]},{slug:"location-spoofing",category:"automation",title:"Location Spoofing",tagline:"Match anywhere in the world",desc:"Match with people anywhere in the world. Set any GPS location and Tinder will show you profiles from that area — perfect for travel, relocation, or just expanding the pool.",Icon:l.A,variant:"coral",metaTitle:"Location Spoofing — Swipe Anywhere in the World",metaDescription:"Set any GPS coordinates and Tinder will load profiles from that area. Plan a trip, scope a relocation, or just expand the pool beyond your current radius — DateIQ handles the spoof natively.",pageEyebrow:"Location Spoofing",heroLead:"Match",heroHighlight:"anywhere in the world",heroDescription:"Set any GPS location and Tinder shows you profiles from that area. Plan a trip, scope a relocation, or expand the pool beyond what your local radius offers — without juggling a VPN and a browser profile.",bullets:["Set any latitude/longitude pair and start swiping there","Search the world map for a city and one-click jump","Saved locations so you can hop between markets quickly","Toggle back to real GPS whenever you want","Works inline with auto-swipe and your filters"],body:["Tinder gates its location to whatever your browser reports. DateIQ overrides that report cleanly — pick a city or drop a pin, and the next batch of profiles loads from there. The whole experience stays inside Tinder; you just see different people.","Use it the way travelers do (queue up matches for a trip two weeks before you fly), the way movers do (test the pool in a city you're considering), or the way curious people do (compare how different markets read the same dating scene). Saved locations make hopping back and forth a one-click move."],faq:[{question:"Can Tinder detect that I'm spoofing?",answer:"DateIQ overrides the browser's geolocation API the way every legitimate VPN extension does. We don't recommend pairing it with other spoofing tools — stacked spoofs are what trip detection, not a single clean override."},{question:"Will my matches see my real location?",answer:"They see whatever location your account is set to, same as if you'd traveled there. There's no separate \"real\" location they can pull."},{question:"Do I need a VPN too?",answer:"No, and we recommend against it. DateIQ overrides the browser's geolocation API cleanly. Stacking a VPN on top often produces inconsistent signals (IP says one country, geolocation says another) which is exactly the pattern detection systems look for."}

1,{question:"Will the distance numbers I see on profiles still be accurate?",answer:"Yes. Distances are calculated from your spoofed location, so they reflect the view from there — the same 4 km away you'd see if you actually were in Tokyo."},{question:"Can I auto-rotate between locations on a schedule?",answer:'Not yet — switching is manual through the saved-locations list. Auto-rotate on a schedule ("hit each city in my upcoming trip for two days") is on the roadmap.'}]},{slug:"match-database",category:"automation",title:"Match Database",tagline:"Every match, searchable forever",desc:"Every profile, conversation, and interaction is captured locally — searchable, filterable, and yours. Look up patterns across matches who replied vs. ghosted, and never lose a thread to an unmatch again. Stays inside the extension.",Icon:d.A,variant:"purple",metaTitle:"Match Database — Every Tinder Match, Searchable Forever",metaDescription:"DateIQ captures every Tinder profile, conversation, and interaction to a local database inside the extension. Search, filter, and analyze your match history — even after she unmatches.",pageEyebrow:"Match Database",heroLead:"Every match,",heroHighlight:"searchable forever",heroDescription:"Tinder forgets matches the moment they unmatch. DateIQ doesn't. Every profile, conversation, and interaction is captured to a local database you own — searchable, filterable, and yours to keep.",bullets:["Full local archive of every match, message, and profile detail","Searchable by name, bio keyword, school, or conversation phrase","Stage filters: opening, building, closing, reviving, closed, stopped","Affinity % shown on every match card so the ranking is visible at a glance","Survives unmatches — the conversation stays in your database","Lives inside the extension on your device — no exp

1ort, nothing leaves"],body:["DateIQ runs as a passive Chrome extension. Every time Tinder loads a profile or a conversation in your browser, the extension captures it to a local database on your machine. Nothing is sent to a server — the data lives with you, queryable through the DateIQ side panel.","Search a name you half-remember. Pull up every conversation that ghosted you to spot a pattern. Filter by conversation stage to see exactly which threads need an opener, a building message, or a date ask. Because the database is local you can be as honest with it as you want — and because it survives unmatches, you finally get to learn from the ones that disappear."],faq:[{question:"Where is the database stored?",answer:"On your device, inside the extension's local storage. Nothing about your matches is sent to any server."},{question:"What can I search across?",answer:'Full-text search runs over names, bios, schools, your message history, and her messages. Combine search with the stage chips to scope down — e.g. "hike" + Building to find every warm thread that mentioned the topic.'},{question:"How are conversation stages decided?",answer:"DateIQ auto-classifies each thread into Opening, Building, Closing, Reviving, Closed, or Stopped based on the conversation state — who messaged last, how recently, how the thread is trending. You can override the stage manually on any card if you disagree."},{question:"Does the affinity score on each match update over time?",answer:"Yes — the affinity model retrains as you swipe, so the score reflects your current taste. The number on each match card is always the latest read, not a snapshot from the day you matched."},{question:"What if my browser profile resets?",answer:"Local storage is t

1ied to the Chrome profile, so a hard reset clears the database. Account-level sync that re-hydrates after a reset is on the roadmap."}]},{slug:"photo-lightbox",category:"automation",title:"Photo Lightbox & Zoom",tagline:"Inspect every photo in full screen",desc:"View match photos in a full-screen lightbox with zoom controls. Navigate with keyboard shortcuts. Spot the friends, the gym mirror, the ex she didn't crop out — without the awkward tab dance.",Icon:c.A,variant:"rose",metaTitle:"Photo Lightbox & Zoom — See Every Detail at Full Size",metaDescription:"DateIQ opens Tinder match photos in a full-screen lightbox with smooth zoom and keyboard navigation. See every detail without the awkward right-click-open-image dance.",pageEyebrow:"Photo Lightbox",heroLead:"See every detail",heroHighlight:"at full size",heroDescription:"Tinder caps photos at a small preview and makes zoom awkward. DateIQ opens them in a true full-screen lightbox with smooth zoom and keyboard navigation. The details you'd miss on the card become obvious.",bullets:["Full-screen lightbox for every photo on a profile","Smooth pinch / scroll zoom with no UI in the way","Keyboard arrows to flip through her photos in seconds","Esc to close — feels native, not bolted on","Works on both the swipe deck and the conversation panel"],body:["Photos are the entire signal on a dating app, and Tinder makes them small. DateIQ replaces the cramped preview with a real lightbox — full screen, pinch / scroll to zoom, arrow keys to move. The motion is smooth enough that it stops feeling like a feature and starts feeling like how Tinder should have worked all along.","Use it to spot the things that decide the swipe: who else is in the photo, what's in the background, whether the gym mirror is actually her gym or a borrowed pic. The lightbox works in both the swipe deck and the conversation panel, so you can revisit photos mid-thread without losing your place."],faq:[{question:"Does this work on the swipe deck or only on matches?",answer:"Both. Open any profile from the deck or from your match list and the lightbox is one click away."},{question:"Will this slow Tinder down?",answer:"No. The lightbox renders the same photo URL Tinder already loaded — there's no extra fetch. Opening it is instant."},{question:"How does the zoom feel — smooth or stepped?",answer:"Smooth. Pinch on a trackpad or scroll with the wheel and the photo scales fluidly with no UI delay, up to roughly 8\xd7. You can pan around the zoomed image to inspect a specific corner."},{question:"Does it work on the swipe deck or only on matches?",answer:"Both. Open any profile from the deck or from your match list and the lightbox is one click on the photo. Same keyboard shortcuts in both contexts."},{question:"Does this work on the Tinder mobile app too?",answer:"No — DateIQ is a Chrome extension and runs against tinder.com on desktop. The lightbox, like every other DateIQ feature, lives inside your browser."}]}];y.map(e=>[e.slug,e])},6853:(e,t,o)=>{o.d(t,{r5:()=>i,zN:()=>r});let a=null,s=!1;function i(e){a=e,s=!0}function r(e,t){if(!s||!a)return;let o=()=>{try{a.capture(e,t)}catch(e){}};"requestIdleCallback"in window?window.requestIdleCallback(o):setTimeout(o,0)}},8284:(e,t,o)=>{o.d(t,{X:()=>a});let a="https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/dateiq/pjcmphgifhoganekejdjdibmfppgndng"}}]);