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Dallas–Fort Worth · #4 U.S. metro

Meet people in Dallas–Fort Worth, side by side.

Zydeby matches people across the Dallas–Fort Worth area, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Frisco, Irving, Denton, McKinney and Garland, for dating, friendship, small groups and mentoring. Every first meeting is something to do together.

Free to join. Works in your browser and on iPhone.

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Side-by-side ideas around Dallas–Fort Worth

A few of the kinds of plans members make here. Ideas in the app come from both profiles, your budget and the season.

  • The Fort Worth Stockyards
  • Klyde Warren Park
  • The Dallas Arboretum
  • A Rangers game in Arlington
  • The Sixth Floor Museum
  • A two-step lesson

Zydeby in Dallas–Fort Worth

When to go

Spring and fall are best outdoors. Summer heat calls for mornings, evenings, and air-conditioned ideas.

Where we match

The whole Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX metro area, about 8.5 million people. Everyone who chooses it can be matched with each other; no one sees where you live.

Ways to meet

One-on-one dating, friends and mentoring, plus weekly group nights.

Questions

Is Zydeby available in Dallas–Fort Worth?

Yes. Join now and you'll be matched as soon as someone near you fits. There are no waitlists. If it's quiet at first, inviting people you know helps everyone in Dallas–Fort Worth.

Will there be group nights in Dallas–Fort Worth?

Yes. Once enough members in the Dallas–Fort Worth area sign up, there's a weekly group night, with more evenings added as it grows.

Does Zydeby cover Fort Worth and Arlington?

Yes. You choose Dallas–Fort Worth as your metro, and members anywhere in it, from Fort Worth to Garland, can be matched.

Can I meet people when I visit Dallas–Fort Worth?

Yes. Add a trip with your dates, and locals in Dallas–Fort Worth who are open to travelers can be matched with you.

Someone in Dallas–Fort Worth would like to meet you.

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