Inspired by personal ads, the text-based app focuses on language rather than looks.

The so-called robotic glitch opens up a dialogue on relationship diversity.

And if it is coming, can sex tech get our fires going again?

Keep that fire burning even when you are thousands of miles apart.

Dating platform ‘butterfly’ offers a uniquely safe and customizable experience.

Over time, all relationships need the right attention to keep the flame alive.

Perhaps the question is too broad and complex for software to handle.

Can you really “trust your nose” when it comes to finding love?

Thanks to the Internet, it’s never been easier to make new intimate connections.

For $149, Instant Chemistry claims it can reveal romantic compatibility based on genes.

Using AR and geolocation, Flirtar connects users in real life.

Kinkly survey reveals need for better sex ed and communication among adults.