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The number 1 app in the US on Apple Store last week was Tea.

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July 29, 2025

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Good morning. The number 1 app in the US on Apple Store last week was Tea.


Tea is an app exclusively for women which lets them reverse image search men's photos, run background checks on potential suitors, and post reviews of men, either deeming them green-flag or red-flag daters.


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