You’ve spotted someone perfect on Bumble and you’re itching to know if she’ll see your right swipe. Short answer: not automatically. She’ll only know once you match—or if she’s using the feature that shows people who already liked her. Here’s the deal, minus the mystery.
TL;DR
- Bumble doesn’t notify someone when you just swipe right; a notification happens only after a mutual match.
- With Liked You (formerly Beeline), Premium members can see who liked them before matching.
- SuperSwipe is the exception: it sends a notification and highlights your profile.
- No one can see who viewed their profile or how many times.
- Bumble may resurface profiles you passed on—it’s normal and helps improve matches.
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Can Girls On Bumble See When You Look At Their Profile?
Okay so you can breathe a sigh of relief about this one. Once again, if you’re feeling way too keen about someone, the Bumble gods (sorry, probably goddesses) allow you to hide it. Either way, no one on Bumble can see who is viewing their profile or how many times any user has viewed it. You can check a profile again to craft a better opener without tipping your hand. Still, don’t be a creep. And don’t spend too long staring at anyone’s pictures. You know, just be normal.
Does Bumble Show You The Same Person Twice?
Okay, so the answer to this one is yes, Bumble does show users’ profiles that they have already swiped left on. But I promise it makes sense – sometimes you’re in one sort of mood, other times another. Everyone’s tastes change depending on the weather, how hungry they are, the time of year, and whether they’re happy or miserable. And that extends to who we find attractive! Plus, potential matches may have picked up new hobbies or uploaded new photos. All of this can change swiping decisions. And that’s before we even get to profiles that have been swiped left by accident, or by a mate being a dickhead. So really, profiles coming up in your feed again after you swipe left on them is a good thing. If they disappeared forever, you would probably miss out on some great matches. How often profiles come around depends on a few factors. Firstly, how big is your search radius? If it’s really local there will be fewer potential matches and the algorithm will have no choice but to show users you have already said no to, starting with those it believes are good matches. The same goes if you’re in a low-density area for the app – there simply isn’t a lot to choose from. Finally, if you have a small radius but move around a lot, you’ll see profiles from a wider area (everywhere you’ve been recently), which increases variety and means repeats appear less often. Basically, it’s all about how big your pond is, and how many fish are in it. Sorry, I shouldn’t call women fish. That was weird.
2025 Updates You Should Know
- Liked You tab (formerly Beeline) is behind Premium and shows everyone who’s already swiped right on you.
- SuperSwipe instantly notifies and highlights you in their feed.
- Compliments allow pre-match messages, mainly tied to Premium+ allowances.
- Bumble continues to push safety with ID verification badges and a Share Date feature to share details of your meetup.
FAQ
Does Bumble tell someone I swiped right on them?
No. Only mutual right swipes create a match notification. Otherwise they won’t know—unless they have Premium (Liked You) or you SuperSwipe.
What’s the difference between Boost and Premium?
Boost gives perks like Backtrack, Rematch, and Extends. Premium adds Liked You, Travel Mode, advanced filters, and more; some markets also offer Premium+.
Can anyone see if I viewed their profile (or how often)?
No—Bumble doesn’t show profile view history to users. Browse away, just be decent.
Do SuperSwipes actually notify the other person?
Yes. SuperSwipes trigger a notification and label your profile so you stand out in their queue.
Is “Beeline” still a thing?
Functionally yes, but it’s now the Liked You tab. It’s part of Premium and shows who liked you before you match.
Any new safety features I should know about?
In 2025 Bumble added optional ID verification badges and a Share Date safety tool you can send to friends.
