Obviously this would never happen because girls would never go for it but at the same time who would've thought Bumble would still be around since they require the girls message first.

So lets say its like Tinder but you're required to meet a percentage of your matches within a certain amount of time. You could probably just use the same gps trackers the apps use already to verify both parties were in close proximity to verify a meeting took place. Failure to meet would result in suspension for a week or something and after so many strikes you're banned for life.

It could be marketed as some sort of safety mechanism for women as they could have an option to mark everything ok after the date ended. I think guys would also be happy as they could save alot of time swiping as the attention and validation seekers are slowly weeded out/banned. All that would be left are girls that are actually in the market to meet someone and the confirmed carousel riders.