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Version 2.13.1 · 2026-10-06
We've made improvements across the app, plus bug fixes and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 2.13.1, updated 2026-10-06.






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Finally, a Jewish dating app built for meaningful compatibility. Tribe cuts through the noise of endless swiping by offering detailed profiles and powerful filters, connecting you with Jewish singles ready for a serious relationship. Stop wasting time and find your match based on the values that matter most.
-- KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS --
* Detailed Profiles, Real Insight: Go beyond the photo. Explore in-depth profiles featuring prompts, key questions, religious observance levels, and values. Get a real sense of who they are before you connect.
* Advanced Filtering: Don't compromise on what matters. Use our smart filters to refine your search based on specific religious observance, values, location, and lifestyle.…
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We've made improvements across the app, plus bug fixes and performance improvements.
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