Heads up, singles — finding someone to hook up with is about to get even easier.
A new hands-free version of Tinder, developed by the creative tech agency T3, uses the heart rate monitor in the Apple Watch to choose your matches for you.
"Swiping left and right is a thing of the past," T3 says.
The company's new app will display photos of potential matches from Tinder on your Apple Watch, and automatically swipes right (approving the person) if it detects your heart rate go up. If your heart rate goes down, the app will swipe left, rejecting a possible love connection with that person.
"We've removed the need for a user to take action, instead allowing data to make the decision for them," the company said. "After all, the heart doesn't lie!"
There's no exact release date yet, but T3 says the app is "coming soon" to the App Store and Google Play, indicating it will be available on Android Wear devices as well. For more on the hands-free Tinder app, check out the video below.
Meanwhile on the Tinder front, the dating app on Tuesday introduced verified profiles, so you'll easily be able to tell if that pretty blonde who looks like Hilary Duff is the actual Hilary Duff. The company will denote "notable public figures, celebrities, and athletes" with a blue check mark next to their name.
"Each day, 26 million matches are made on Tinder, and we do our best to keep those matches real — that's why we're rolling out verified profiles," the company wrote. "Keep an eye out for Tinder verified profiles — and swipe on!"