vs. apps that assume you've always lived in one place
Being an expat changes what actually matters in a match - shared languages, whether someone's also far from where they grew up, whether they'd move again. Oh My Person puts that front and center instead of burying it in a bio nobody reads.
Oh My Person isn't exclusively for expats, but it's built with that background in mind - languages spoken, countries grown up in, and parent countries are all real, filterable profile fields, not something you have to explain in a bio.
Yes - languages spoken is a structured field on every profile, and one of the filters on Discover.
Tinder and Bumble have a single location field and no structured way to signal a multi-country background. Oh My Person tracks where you grew up, where your parents are from, and where you live now separately, and lets you filter on all three.
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