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4 Ways to See Who Super Swiped You on Bumble

By Matthew Lynch
April 1, 2024
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If you’re an avid user of the popular dating app Bumble, you may have encountered a situation where someone has “Super Swiped” you. Super Swipe is a premium feature that allows users to express strong interest in someone by swiping up on their profile. When somebody Super Swipes you, it means they’re really interested in getting to know you better. So, how can you see who Super Swiped you on Bumble? Here are four ways to do just that:

1. Notification in your Match Queue

When someone Super Swipes you, Bumble will send you a notification informing you of this action. Check your match queue to find the user who has shown strong interest in your profile. Profiles with a yellow border and a yellow star icon indicate that they have used the Super Swipe feature.

2. Explore Beeline feature (Bumble Boost)

If you have subscribed to the Bumble Boost premium service, one fantastic feature at your disposal is called the “Beeline.” This section displays all profiles that have already swiped right (liked) or Super Swiped your profile. With Bumble Boost, spotting who Super Swiped you becomes more accessible and convenient. Keep an eye out for the yellow circle with a star icon indicating a Super Swipe.

3. Stand-out icon

Even if you don’t subscribe to Bumble Boost, there’s still a way to know who has super swiped you on the app. Browse through the profiles in your swiper deck, and look for profiles displaying a small yellow icon with a star inside it – this indicates that the user has used their Super Swipe on your profile.

4. Mutual connections

Another way of discovering who super swiped you is by exploring mutual connections. If any of your friends know someone who’s talking about using Bumble and super swiping profiles, ask them if they’ve come across your profile or ask if the person has mentioned you. While this method isn’t as reliable as the ones listed above, it can be a fun and organic way to discover potential connections.

In conclusion, Bumble’s Super Swipe feature adds a new level of excitement and intrigue to your online dating experience. By following these four methods, you can quickly discover who has Super Swiped you and decide whether or not they’d make an excellent match for you. Don’t forget to swipe right on their profile to initiate a match and start chatting!

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