Is there a dating app for stoners?

Yes. There are dating apps built specifically for stoners. Stoner Singles, 420 Singles and High There are the main app-based options, Date420Friendly is a long-running website, and all four are free to join. Mainstream apps such as Hinge and Tinder let you show cannabis use on your profile, but none of them is built around it.

That is the answer most people are looking for when they type this question. The longer answer is which one to pick, because the four dedicated options are quite different from each other, and whether you need a dedicated app at all. We run Stoner Singles, so read the rest with that in mind. Where a rival does something better, we say so.

Why "is there a dating app for stoners" is such a common question

Because the mainstream apps make cannabis awkward. You can tick a box on Hinge or add a line to your bio on Tinder, but you cannot see, before you match, whether the other person is fine with it. So every conversation carries the same small moment of disclosure, and a surprising number of good matches end there. People search for a stoner dating app because they want that moment gone, not because they want cannabis to be the whole relationship.

The good news is that this is a solved problem. Cannabis dating has existed as a category for over a decade, and the current apps are proper products with real member pools, not a forum with a sign-up form.

The dating apps built for stoners, compared

Prices are as shown on each product's own site or app store listing at the time of writing. Where a feature is not publicly documented we have left it out rather than guessed. Our full comparison of the best 420 dating apps goes into each one in more detail.

Stoner Singles

Stoner Singles is a cannabis dating app where every member is 420 friendly by default, so there is nothing to disclose. It launched in 2025 and runs across the UK, US, Australia, Ireland, Canada and New Zealand, with the UK as its largest single market. Two thirds of members are between 35 and 54, which makes it slower and more deliberate than a swipe app aimed at twenty-somethings.

The free tier is a real one: full profile, browse, daily match suggestions and messaging. VIP at £6.99 a month adds unrestricted messaging, advanced filters and read receipts, and VIP+ at £7.99 a month adds priority placement. Every member can take free ID verification for a Blue Tick badge, and profiles and messages are checked by AI and human moderators. You use it on your phone through the browser, so there is nothing to install to get started. If you want to check us out before joining, our honest answer to "is Stoner Singles legit" covers who runs it and how to cancel.

420 Singles

420 Singles is the best-known name in the category and has been around for years. It is app-based, free to browse, swipe and message, with a premium tier from around $5.99 a month. Its distinctive feature is strain-preference profiling: you can match on the specific kinds of cannabis you like, which some people love and others find beside the point. It was built for the US, so pricing, copy and the member pool skew American. It works in the UK but you will notice the difference. Full head to head: Stoner Singles vs 420 Singles.

High There

High There is the longest-running cannabis social network and has the largest reported user base of the dedicated apps. It is free. The catch is that it is a social app first and a dating app second, so you will meet plenty of people who are there to chat about cannabis rather than to date. If you want a community feed with dating on the side, it fits. If you want dates, it can feel like wading. See Stoner Singles vs High There.

Date420Friendly

Date420Friendly is a website rather than an app, free to join, with browsing, messaging and photo sharing. It has an established following, particularly on Facebook, and suits people who would rather use a site on a laptop than an app on a phone. User reviews mention a lack of manual photo approval, so expect to use your own judgement on profiles more than you would on the app-based options.

When a mainstream app is enough

If cannabis is a small part of your life and you would happily date a non-smoker, Hinge or Tinder may be all you need. Hinge lets you state cannabis use in your profile details, Tinder lets you put it in your bio, and both have a far bigger overall pool than any niche app. The honest downside is that you cannot filter the whole pool down to people who are already comfortable with it, so the disclosure conversation stays. Our piece on dating a non-smoker when you are 420 friendly is worth a read if that is your situation.

If cannabis is a regular part of how you relax, or you are medical and tired of explaining it, a dedicated app saves you that conversation every single time. That is the whole reason the category exists.

How to choose

Join the free tier of one or two and look at who is active near you before paying for anything. Membership in this category varies enormously by country and city, and no ranking can tell you what your local pool looks like. As a rough guide: UK or Ireland, over 35, looking for a relationship, start with Stoner Singles. US, into strains, start with 420 Singles. Want a community more than a date, High There. Prefer a website, Date420Friendly.

Whichever you pick, the usual rules apply. Keep conversations on the app until you trust someone, never send money, and never use a dating profile to arrange buying or selling, which breaks every platform's rules and, in the UK, the law.