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BiCupid is an online dating website and mobile application aimed at bisexual singles, couples, and bi-curious individuals. Established in 2003, the platform is designed to facilitate social and romantic connections, relationships, and personal exploration within a judgment-free environment.

Match Users is a search and filtering function that enables members to refine potential connections based on criteria such as gender, location, sexual orientation, relationship status, and other attributes. The feature is intended to help users identify compatible profiles more efficiently.

Flame is a swipe-based matching feature that allows users to browse potential connections. Users can indicate interest or decline by swiping in different directions. Mutual interest between users results in a match and enables communication. The feature is designed to streamline the process of discovering compatible partners within the bisexual community.

Verify by Selfie Video is an identity authentication feature that uses liveness detection and facial recognition technology provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS). It is intended to confirm user authenticity and enhance platform security. Verification videos are used solely for authentication, are deleted after completion, and are not shared with other members.

My Events enables users to organize and participate in group activities within their local area. Members can create events related to dining, travel, shopping, or other leisure activities and invite others on the platform to join. The feature is designed to facilitate group-based social interaction rather than one-on-one meetings.

Friendly Jokes is a community feature that allows members to share and read lighthearted jokes related to bisexuality and relationships. It provides a space for humor and informal engagement among users.

Private Photo Album allows users to upload and share photos with selected individuals. Access is controlled by the user, who can approve or deny viewing requests. The feature is intended to enhance privacy and security by enabling selective sharing of personal content.

BiCupid was founded in 2003.

By 2020, the site reported approximately 2 million registered users.

In 2022, the platform surpassed 3 million members.

As of 2025, BiCupid claims more than 3.8 million users.