Frequently Asked

TriCupid is a dating platform built specifically for committed couples who want to meet a compatible third partner, and for singles (often called unicorns) who are open to dating a couple. It is not a general dating app — couple profiles, matching filters, and privacy tools are designed around this specific dynamic.

Members can use an alias and blur their photo previews until there's mutual interest. Photo and ID verification are optional but increase trust and unlock a verified badge.

A single person who's open to connecting with a couple. TriCupid builds profiles and filters that make this intention clear from the start.

No. TriCupid runs on a subscription-based model instead of advertising, and states that member data isn't sold or shared for ad targeting.

Couples build a single joint profile, then add each partner's individual preferences on top of it. Singles can match to both partners at once through that joint profile.

Incognito mode (hides a profile from search results), alias-based identities, device-based session locks, one-tap block and report, and screenshot detection on messages.

Verification is optional. A photo and ID check earns a visible verified badge that signals authenticity without requiring public disclosure.

Committed couples exploring a relationship with a third partner, and singles specifically interested in dating a couple. It sits within the broader category of ethical non-monogamy and polyamorous dating platforms, focused on the couple-plus-one (throuple/triad) dynamic.

Yes — TriCupid is restricted to members 18 and older.

TriCupid is purpose-built around the couples-seeking-a-third dynamic specifically, rather than covering all forms of non-monogamy broadly. Joint couple profiles, unicorn-specific filters, and privacy tools like incognito mode and screenshot detection are designed around the discretion and safety needs of that particular use case.