
Friendship Apps Hit $16M as Loneliness Becomes Health Crisis
More than a dozen apps designed to help people make real-life friends have generated $16 million in the U.S. this year, responding to what the Surgeon General calls a public health crisis. From personality-matched group dinners to local hiking meetups, these platforms are making it easier to find genuine platonic connections.
















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