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Swipes right for you on Tinder web while you do something else. 100 free likes every day, or a one-time pass. No subscription. SwipeBoost likes profiles for you on Tinder in Chrome, so you can stop tapping and get back to chatting. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open tinder.com in Chrome. A small SwipeBoost panel appears in the corner. 2. Press Start. It likes about 2 profiles a second, at a slightly random pace. 3. Press Stop any time. It also stops on its own when a match pops up or you run out of profiles. PRICING • Free: your first 100 auto-likes • Day pass $1: 1 hour of auto-liking, used within 24 hours • Week $3: unlimited for 7 days • Month $5: unlimited for 30 days • Lifetime $19: unlimited, forever No subscription and no account. Pay once, paste your key, done. Passes are sold by SwipeBoost through Dodo Payments, not by Google. PRIVACY SwipeBoost runs on your computer. It doesn't read your messages, matches or profile, and it doesn't track you. The only thing it sends anywhere is your license key, to Dodo Payments, to check that it's valid. GOOD TO KNOW • Tinder's own limits still apply (for example, daily like limits on free Tinder accounts). • SwipeBoost is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Tinder or Match Group. Support: aklmkdna@gmail.com · Website: https://autoswiper-mu.vercel.app
Oct 14, 2026
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