Billionder: questions & answers

A parody dating app for bills. Instead of people, you swipe on strangers' bills: swipe right and you “pay” it, swipe left and you don't. You can also upload your own bill and wait for a bored billionaire to match with it. It was born from a meme and went viral as a reel.

No. Billionder is a parody: no real money moves, the billionaires are fictional characters and every payment is simulated. Nobody will ask you for money or bank details, ever.

Yes. It's free, it works in the browser and you don't need an account.

They stay on your phone, in your browser's storage. Nothing is sent to us or to anyone else. Still, we suggest not uploading photos that show your name, address or customer codes.

Maybe. We're checking whether people would really want it. If you'd like to know first, join the waitlist below.

On iPhone: open it in Safari, tap Share, then “Add to Home Screen”. On Android: open it in Chrome, tap the ⋮ menu, then “Install app” or “Add to Home screen”.

Lyto Studio, a small studio that builds websites and apps. Follow @the.lytos on Instagram for the next one.

The original Billionder was born from our viral reel on @the.lytos in October 2026. The only official site is billionder.app and the only official Instagram is @billionder.app. Other sites or apps using the name are not ours: we never ask for money or bank details.