Auto Swipe

Most people use Auto Swipe when they want to clear the browsing queue fast without sitting and tapping for an hour. After you install it in Chrome, you grab the API key from your dashboard and paste it into the extension while you’re on the web version of a supported dating site. Once connected, you set the rules you want it to follow and let it run in the background while you do something else.

A typical workflow is to open Tinder, Bumble, or Badoo on desktop, choose an age range, pick how fast it should move, and decide how often it should like versus pass. That makes it easy to try different approaches, such as running a more selective session during weekdays and a broader session when you have time to review matches. You can pause and restart whenever you want, then check the swipe stats to see how many profiles were handled and whether your settings are producing the results you expect.

Auto Swipe is also used for quick experiments. You can run short sessions with different like ratios or speeds, compare the numbers, and then settle on a setup that fits your goals. Instead of manually repeating the same action, you spend your time replying to messages and sorting real matches, while the extension handles the repetitive discovery loop on the web platform.