Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Singles Use Spreadsheets to Evaluate Dates
Some singles are using spreadsheets to keep track of their dating experiences.
These spreadsheets help them organize and evaluate their dates by noting important details and getting feedback from friends.
For example, one person used a spreadsheet to decide whether to give a date a second chance.
She was reminded by her friends' notes that the guy made her talk to his mom on FaceTime during their second date, which helped her decide not to reach out to him again.
This method helps singles make more informed decisions about their dating lives.
Singles are using spreadsheets to evaluate their dating experiences.
Spreadsheets include features like a 'friends feedback' tab for additional input.
One user considered reaching out to a date but was reminded of a negative aspect by friends' notes.
The spreadsheet helped the user make a more informed decision about dating.
This trend highlights the growing use of technology in personal relationships.
- Who
- Singles using spreadsheets to evaluate dates
- What
- Using spreadsheets to track and evaluate dating experiences
- When
- Current dating trends
- Where
- Among singles
- Why
- To make more informed dating decisions
Pro-Spreadsheet Dating
Anti-Spreadsheet Dating
Organization vs. Overcomplication
Pro-Spreadsheet Dating
Spreadsheets help organize and evaluate dating experiences efficiently.
Anti-Spreadsheet Dating
Spreadsheets can overcomplicate dating and remove spontaneity.
Objective Analysis vs. Emotional Decision-Making
Pro-Spreadsheet Dating
Spreadsheets provide a structured way to analyze dates objectively.
Anti-Spreadsheet Dating
Dating should be based on emotions and personal connections, not data.
- Tool Used
- Spreadsheet
- Purpose
- Evaluate dating experiences
- Feature
- Friends feedback tab
- Example
- Reminder about a date's behavior