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Feeld review
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Good for: Couples opening their marriage together, or someone whose partner knows. Link profiles and say so up front.
Skip it if: Your spouse doesn't know. Feeld's crowd expects honesty about it, and lying burns the goodwill fast.
Visit Feeld
Feeld is the app most people in open or polyamorous relationships use, and it's built for exactly that: you can join as a couple, link your profile to a partner's (up to five, with each relationship labelled), and say what you're open to in plain terms. If you and your spouse have agreed to see other people, this is the most natural place to start.
It's free to use; Majestic, the only paid tier, costs $29.99 for 30 days on the US App Store. Verification is an optional live selfie matched to your photos, and explicit images in chat are blurred until you choose to see them.
For someone hiding an affair it's the wrong tool: members routinely ask whether a partner knows, and many won't meet someone whose doesn't. See how couples set up an open marriage before you make a joint profile.
The facts
- Cost
- Free to use. Majestic is the only paid tier: $29.99 for 30 days, $49.99 for 90 days or $149.99 a year on the US App Store.[1][2]
- Who uses it
- Feeld publishes no audited user numbers; the figures quoted in trade press come from a single source we could not confirm, so we don't repeat them. (Our own check: no published source found.)
- Verification & safety tools
- Optional photo verification: a live selfie matched to a profile photo by Veriff, no ID needed. Explicit images in chat are blurred until you choose to see them.[3][4][5]
- Privacy record
- We found no large Feeld data breach. Your desires and photos are visible to other members, so choose what you show. (Our own check: no published source found.)
- Bots, fakes & regulators
- We found no regulator action or credible investigation about fake profiles on this platform. That is not proof there are none: report anything that looks automated. (Our own check: no published source found.)