Forget ChatGPT. Tea is the most downloaded app on Apple’s App Store.

The latest sensation in the world of dating apps is Tea Dating Advice, a platform that allows women to review and share information about men they’ve dated. With over 1.6 million users, Tea has become the most downloaded free app on both Apple’s App Store and Google Play Store.

Unlike traditional dating apps, Tea doesn’t match singles with potential dates. Instead, it serves as a centralized community where women can vet their dates by running background checks, checking criminal records, and verifying identities through selfies. This added layer of security sets Tea apart from other dating apps, which often lack safety features.

Doug Zytko, an expert in human-computer interactions, believes that Tea’s emphasis on safety has resonated with women who are wary of the risks associated with online dating. While some men have expressed concerns about false information being shared on the app, Zytko argues that this shouldn’t discount the app’s overall benefits.

However, like all social media platforms, Tea is not without its risks. The app recently experienced a security breach, with hackers gaining access to user data, including selfies and images from posts. Tea has since engaged cybersecurity experts to secure its systems and investigate the incident.

Overall, Tea Dating Advice offers a unique approach to online dating, prioritizing safety and community over traditional matchmaking. With its growing user base and innovative features, Tea is poised to revolutionize the way women navigate the world of online dating.

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Megan Cerullo is a New York-based reporter for CBS MoneyWatch, covering a range of topics including small business, workplace, health care, consumer spending, and personal finance. She is a regular contributor to CBS News 24/7, providing insights and analysis on her reporting.