Is Lamp legit?

Yes, Lamp is a legitimate dating app. It is operated by Codewise Ltd, a real company registered in England and Wales. That registration is a matter of public record — verifiable on Companies House. Codewise Ltd is the legal entity behind lampdating.com, the App Store listing, and the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy you agree to when you sign up.

Lamp is live on the Apple App Store — which means it has passed Apple's review process, including checks on the developer account, content guidelines and privacy practices. You can find it, read its description, see its screenshots and download it directly from Apple's platform. There is no sideloading, no third-party installer, no web-only workaround.

On safety and moderation: Lamp has in-app tools to report and block other users, and a moderation process for flagged content. The app is designed around genuine introductions — not high-volume catalogue browsing — which structurally reduces the environment in which fake profiles or bot behaviour proliferates. There are no fake profiles or manufactured engagement built into the product.

On how Lamp makes money: Lamp is free to download from the App Store. Core matching, messaging and Genie's everyday help are included at no cost. Like most apps, Lamp offers optional paid features for users who want to go further — it is not a free-forever product with no revenue model, and it does not pretend to be. The business model is straightforward: a free core, optional premium.

On privacy: Lamp collects the data described in its Privacy Policy — you can read that policy at lampdating.com/privacy before you create an account. The app does not sell your personal data to third parties. Data is handled in line with UK data-protection law, which applies because Codewise Ltd is a UK-registered company.