gettilt.app

What It Is

TILT is a dating app for people who are divorced or going through the divorce process, with a focus on “divorce-verified dating.” It is not an email, SMS, or voice API platform, but a consumer social/dating product with built-in communication features such as matching, chat, and video calls. The product is planned to launch on iOS and Android in summer 2026; for now, the site mainly collects waitlist sign-ups and regional information.

Core Features and Communication Capabilities

In terms of channels, TILT offers in-app IM-style chat and video calls, and supports account creation via email or Google Sign-In. It does not disclose any developer-facing email, SMS, voice, or IM APIs. For regional coverage, the page asks users to enter a ZIP Code so it can prioritize launch areas, but it does not publish specific countries, cities, or user numbers. Performance data is also limited: it only states that selfie verification takes about 30 seconds and that divorce verification is completed within 5 minutes for most users. There are no figures for message delivery rates, notification latency, or SLA.

Pricing

TILT’s verification model is relatively distinctive: both selfie verification and divorce verification are free. The free Selfie Verified tier includes 3 likes per day, the ability to view the first 5 likes, and access to matching and chat. The free Divorce Verified tier adds a badge, 15 likes per day, the ability to view all likes, and priority in Discovery. The paid Member plan costs $24.99/month, while Inner Circle costs $39.99/month. These plans mainly add unlimited likes, more visibility, incognito features, read receipts, and more Chocolates, rather than locking core communication features behind a paywall.

Pros, Cons, and Compliance

Its main strength is a very clear positioning: it uses manual review of divorce documents to improve trust, and promises that documents are used only for verification, processed with encryption, and permanently deleted within 72 hours. Users can also redact sensitive information before submission. The downside is that the product has not officially launched, so real user activity, review quality, customer support responsiveness, and security practices cannot yet be verified. On the compliance side, it mentions age requirements, conduct rules, and data deletion commitments, but there is no clear evidence of certifications or frameworks such as GDPR, CCPA, or SOC2.

Who It’s For and Access from China

TILT is better suited to divorced users who are looking for serious relationships and care about identity authenticity. It is not suitable as an enterprise communications, email marketing, or SMS notification tool. Access from China is unknown. Since its main flow relies on ZIP Code-based regional rollout and app store subscriptions, users in mainland China may face uncertainty around regional availability, app store payments, and network accessibility. For dating products, alternatives to compare include Bumble, Hinge, and Tinder. For communication APIs, a dedicated email, SMS, or IM provider would be more appropriate.