There is no native app on the App Store or Google Play, and there is not going to be one. Both stores prohibit applications built around adult listings, so a compliant app cannot exist. Anything you find under this name in a store or as a downloadable file did not come from us.
What exists instead is a site built for a phone from the start, which for a directory like this covers essentially everything an app would.
Search results and forum posts sometimes offer an APK for this brand. We do not publish one. We have never published one. Anything offered under this name is by definition from someone else, and an Android package from an unknown source that asks for permissions is the standard delivery method for credential theft.
The same applies to any store listing using this name or a close variant. If it is in a store, it is not ours, because the store policies that make our app impossible apply equally to anyone copying the brand.
The address in your browser is the only distribution channel. If you did not type it or follow a link to it, be sceptical.
No. Both stores prohibit applications built around adult listings, so a compliant one cannot be published. Anything appearing under this name in either store is not from us.
Not ours, and not safe. We distribute no Android package. Files circulating under this brand come from third parties, and installing an unknown package from outside a store is how most Android credential theft starts.
Yes — add the site to your home screen from Safari or Chrome. You get an icon and a full-screen window, nothing is installed, and it does not appear among your applications.
Only push notifications, which a browser cannot deliver the way an installed app can. Browsing, filtering, the city pages and messaging behave the same on a phone as on a desktop.
It reads well on a phone, and the city page saves more time than any app would.
Open the city directory