SPARK Launches in Thailand & Singapore to Revolutionise Dating with Real-Life Experiences
Singapore / Bangkok — 25 June 2025 — The dating world is broken—and SPARK (spark.love) is here to fix it.
Forget endless swiping. Forget ghosting. Forget “U up?” messages. SPARK, Asia’s first premium dating and experience platform, has officially launched in Thailand and Singapore, and it’s turning the dating game into a bespoke lifestyle movement.
💥 This Isn’t Another Dating App. It’s a Whole Damn Vibe.
SPARK helps you actually date. From candlelit rooftop dinners to mixology masterclasses, scenic yacht escapes to private sushi tastings—users can match, connect, and book curated real-life experiences with people they actually want to meet.
Inside the SPARK app, you don’t just swipe—you send real date invites to verified profiles, book beautiful venues directly inside the app, and kick off meaningful connections in the real world.
And yes, it’s as sexy as it sounds.
“We’re not another hookup app. SPARK is for people who are done wasting time and ready for something real—with taste, intent, and unforgettable experiences,” says Sunny Khurana, Founder & CEO.
🔥 Already Buzzing:
1,500+ active users in the first few weeks
150+ premium venues integrated for in-app bookings
A waitlist of 3,000+ singles across Thailand and Singapore
Featured in exclusive mixers, brand collaborations, and viral campaigns
🎯 Built for Singles With Standards
SPARK is built for those who demand more—from love, from life, and from their dating app. Every profile is vetted. Every date is bookable. Every experience is unforgettable.
In July, SPARK is launching its “Ditch the Swipe. Date a Star.” virality campaign, with users sharing why they left dating apps like Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge for something more elevated. The top entry wins a $25,000 celebrity yacht date—because yes, SPARK plays big.
📲 Download SPARK Now
SPARK is available now in Thailand and Singapore on iOS and Android.
Download SPARK at www.spark.love
Because dating should feel like a dream you don’t want to wake up from—not a bad UX loop with strangers and screens.