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# Swipe to Match (App)

Are you looking to boost networking at your event? Swipe to match could be just what you are missing!

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### How to set up Swipe to Match

Swipe to Match can quickly added to your app by completing the following steps:

1. Open the Admin panel&#x20;
2. Go to Navigation --> Navigation settings -->  App Navigation.
3. Click on Add new item
4. Fill in the relevant fields
5. At the option 'Set link to related page' choose WOW effects --> Swipe to match
6. Click on 'Add navigation' to save

### How Swipe to Match works in the App

The "Swipe to Match" feature in the app allows users to easily connect with others during the event. To use this feature, users can navigate to it within the app. If their profile is not yet complete, they will be prompted to fill in the necessary details, which will then be visible on their "Swipe to Match" profile.

When viewing potential matches, users can swipe left to decline a match or swipe right to express interest and create a match. If both users swipe right on each other, they will receive a notification confirming the mutual match. This feature provides a straightforward and efficient way for attendees to connect with each other.

In the article [Swipe to match settings (App)](/the-admin-panel/settings/app-settings-app/swipe-to-match-settings-app.md) some settings can be adjusted (extra options).&#x20;

### Customisable Swipe-to-Match button

The like button in the “Swipe to match ” feature can be customized by completing the following steps:

1. Open the Admin panel
2. Go to Settings -> App settings -> Layout -> Scroll down to Swipe to match
3. Choose the desired icon
4. Save changes

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