Yes, if you have Badoo Premium or Badoo Extra. Tap Undo in the top right corner of Encounters and Badoo brings back the last person you said no to. It only works on your most recent pass. An accidental like cannot be undone, but if it turns into a match, you can unmatch afterwards.

How Undo works

Undo sits in the top right corner of Encounters, and it comes with both paid plans, Premium and Extra.

Tap it after a pass you regret, and the woman you just passed on comes back onto your screen. From there she is like anyone else in Encounters. Tap the heart if you meant to like her.

Without Premium or Extra, there is no Undo, so a pass on the free plan is one you have to live with.

Only the last pass comes back

Undo reaches back one step, not several. It brings back your most recent pass and nothing before it.

That changes how you should use it. If you pass on someone by mistake and then keep going, your next pass becomes the one Undo can reach, and she is out of range. So the moment you feel a flicker of regret, stop. Undo before you touch anything else.

An accidental like stays sent

A heart tapped by mistake cannot be taken back. It stays sent.

Most of the time nothing comes of it. A match needs both of you, so if she never likes you back, the stray like simply goes nowhere and nobody is any the wiser.

If she does like you back, you have a match with a woman you did not mean to pick. Badoo lets you unmatch afterwards, so you are not stuck with it.

Before you unmatch

Take a second look before you do. Your thumb was faster than your head, but that does not mean it was wrong.

Look at the rest of what she has shared and ask the only question that matters. Would you be glad to take her out? If the answer is yes, write to her as if you meant it all along. If it is no, unmatch rather than leave a match sitting there that you will never write to. A clean exit is kinder than silence.

Is Undo worth paying for?

On its own, rarely. A man who needs Undo every day has a speed problem, not a feature problem.

Undo comes bundled with other features in both Extra and Premium, so judge a plan on the whole bundle. a dating coach's rule for any paid feature on any app is to try it, check whether your results actually improve, and keep it only if they do.

He is also clear that paying for an app is often money well spent. His reasoning is that an app exists to keep members and make money, so it looks after the members who pay it. Just do not buy a plan for this one button.

If Undo is what you want

If Undo is the only paid feature you care about, Extra covers it. Extra is the smaller of the two plans: a daily Crush, no ads, Undo and bonus credits when you buy Credits.

Premium includes all of that and adds the features that change who you talk to. You can see who likes you, the messages you send get priority, and you get unlimited filters and private browsing. For most men, seeing who likes you is worth far more than Undo. It lets you pick from women who have already said yes, which makes a stray pass matter much less.

So decide what you are really paying for. A smoother app points to Extra. Better use of your time points to Premium.

Swipe so you need it less

The better fix is fewer slips in the first place.

Give each woman a proper look before you decide. A dark or distant first photo can hide a woman you would really enjoy taking out, and a second of attention is cheaper than a subscription.

Be careful in the other direction too. coach has seen men like almost everyone and get treated by the apps as less attractive for it, with fewer of the women they actually want showing up. Tap the heart on the women you would genuinely ask out, and pass on the rest.

And keep your sessions short. My experience is that short, regular sessions beat long ones, and tired swiping late at night is exactly when careless passes happen. Swipe when you are fresh, stop when you are bored, and Undo becomes something you use once a month instead of once a session.