Snack

Snack is a Vancouver video-first dating app built for Gen Z, where people match off short videos rather than photo profiles. Kim Kaplan, an early Plenty of Fish executive, founded it in 2021 and raised a US$3.5 million pre-seed co-led by Kindred Ventures and Coelius Capital.

ConsumerVancouverFounded 2021
US$3.5Mpre-seed round announced February 2021, co-led by Kindred Ventures and Coelius CapitalBC Technology (T-Net)
US$2MSAFE opened to users, creators and influencers through a Gen Z Syndicate on AngelList, announced May 2021Business Wire

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SnackVideo-first dating app for Gen Z — people match on short video clips rather than photo profiles

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About

Kim Kaplan spent eight years at Plenty of Fish, joining as employee number six and running product and marketing through its 2015 sale to Match Group for US$575 million. She started Snack in 2021 on the argument that the photo-grid dating profile had been overtaken by short video: users post video clips and the app matches on them, a format she pitched as "Tinder meets TikTok for Gen Z's who are over filters and first-date letdowns." The company announced a US$3.5 million pre-seed in February 2021, co-led by Kindred Ventures and Coelius Capital with Golden Ventures, Garage Capital, Panache Ventures and N49P Ventures participating. In May 2021 it launched a Gen Z Syndicate on AngelList so users, creators and influencers could invest alongside institutions in a US$2 million SAFE — an unusual move for a consumer app, and the thing most of the press coverage picked up.

Backers

Pre-seed co-led by Kindred Ventures and Coelius Capital, with Golden Ventures, Garage Capital, Panache Ventures and N49P Ventures participating, plus a Gen Z Syndicate on AngelList that let users invest alongside them.

Quick answers

What is Snack?

A video-first dating app aimed at Gen Z: instead of a photo profile, people post short video clips and the app matches on those. It launched in February 2021.

Who founded Snack?

Kim Kaplan, who was an early Plenty of Fish executive and stayed through that company's 2015 sale to Match Group.

How much has Snack raised?

A US$3.5 million pre-seed announced in February 2021, co-led by Kindred Ventures and Coelius Capital, followed by a US$2 million SAFE opened to users through an AngelList Gen Z Syndicate.

Where is Snack based?

Vancouver, British Columbia.

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