Chyrpe
Dating app for female-led relationships
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Chyrpe is an online dating mobile app dedicated to female-led relationships (FLR) and femdom. Chyrpe emphasizes female dominance, mutual consent, clear roles, and high user security.[1] Optionally, Chyrpe allows users to indicate their relationship preferences and kinks.[1]
 Chyrpe logo | |
Type of site | Online dating service |
|---|---|
| Owner | Greenrocks Development |
| CEO | Christopher Holzhauser |
| URL | www |
| Commercial | Yes |
| Registration | Required for membership |
| Launched | May 2024 |
| Current status | Active |
Similarly to Bumble, Chyrpe is designed to let women lead the conversation and set the rules,[1] through a feature called Powerboard.[2] Men can only initiate intimate conversations if the female permits.[1] Half of all users are female.[3]
Every user is mandatorily verified through biometric data, in order to prevent trolls, scammers, catfishers and time-wasters from using the app.[1][3][4] All users who are interested in financial domination or sugar dating are required to declare this preference up front, reportedly to keep all parties safe.[2] Profiles who are interested in findom are hidden from users who are not interested in findom.
On 28 February 2026, Chyrpe launched a publicity stunt in Camden Town, London, that featured men who were handcuffed to lampposts and railings.[4] The men wore white t-shirts with provocative slogans like "My girlfriend’s property" and "Good Boy in Training".[4] The goal of the stunt was to normalize female-led relationships, which often face shame and embarrassment due to social stigma.[4]
Chyrpe uses a freemium model. Registration is free and free users are limited to eight free swipes per day.[3] Chyrpe has been downloaded over one million times in over 120 countries, as of 2025.[3][2][4] By August 2025, Chyrpe was among the top 15 most downloaded Lifestyle apps on the Swiss App Store.[1]
It was founded by CEO Christopher Holzhauser and was launched in May 2024.[3] Holzhauser conceived of Chyrpe during his time in university when he heard of some struggles faced by his peers. One of his male friends struggled to find a dominant female partner, and a dominant female lamented about being objectified.[3] Chyrpe was created to help people find female-led relationships more discreetly and far-reaching than meeting people in person.[5][3] Users on the app can use the app in confidence without fearing humiliation or isolation for liking FLR, since all the users on the app support FLR.[4]