Fiorry

Fiorry is published by DREAMTEK THRILL APPS LTD, is rated 18+, and runs as both a dating app and something closer to a social network, with groups and articles alongside profiles.

Its stated audience is trans, non-binary, gender-fluid and gender-diverse people, plus the allies who respect them — the app's own wording. It describes itself as built for the trans community, their friends, and anyone open-minded enough to meet new people.

Who is admitted

Trans and gender-diverse people are the centre of the product, and cis allies are admitted explicitly. That is a softer version of Butterfly's rule and a much softer version of Translr's, but it is still an open door.

The wording matters here. There is a real difference between an app that treats cis members as guests in a trans space and one that treats them as half the market. Fiorry's language reads as the former. We cannot tell you how it feels in use, because we have not used it.

Safety tools

The listing describes photo verification on every profile, controls over who can see your profile and who can message you, options to hide your location and age, a moderation team described as keeping out fake and disrespectful accounts, and one-device login protection.

Per-field visibility controls and the ability to hide location are the practical ones. If you are not out at work, in your family, or in your city, those settings are the difference between an app you can use and one you cannot.

What costs money

Fiorry publishes the most structured tiers of the five: two named levels, Plus and Unlimited, each sold over several durations. On the US App Store on 21 August 2026, listed in-app purchases included Plus at $5.99 and $6.99 weekly and $15.99 and $17.99 monthly, and Unlimited at $11.99 weekly, $29.99 monthly and $59.99 and $69.99 annually. A Bronze Gift item was listed at $2.99.

Where two prices are listed for the same tier and duration, that is what the store showed; we do not know what distinguishes them, and we are not going to invent an explanation.

Platforms

iOS via the App Store, Android via Google Play, and a website at fiorry.co.

Our read

Fiorry is the most conventional choice here in the good sense: trans-centred, present on every platform, and clearer than its competitors about what a subscription actually is. If you want one trans-focused app that simply works everywhere, start here.