Quiver

Quiver has been part of our lifestyle toolkit for a while. The member base is decent in major cities, though it thins out in smaller markets. The events section is useful and we've discovered a few local parties through it. On the downside, we've encountered some fake profiles and the mobile experience leaves something to be desired. It's worth having an account if you want to cast a wide net, but it shouldn't be your only platform.

Six months in and we have mixed feelings about Quiver. The concept is good and the user base is active in our area. However, we've had issues with the matching algorithm suggesting incompatible couples, and the messaging system can be clunky. The price point is reasonable for what you get. We've met 3 couples we clicked with, which isn't bad. Would recommend as a secondary platform alongside something like Swingular.

We've been using Quiver for about a year. It's a solid platform with a reasonable user base, but the interface could use some modernization. The search features work well enough and we've met a few good couples through it. Customer support is hit or miss — sometimes responsive, sometimes crickets. Overall, it gets the job done but doesn't wow us. We supplement it with Swingular for a more complete experience.