How to See Profiles You Already Liked on Feeld

Open the Likes tab and tap History. It lists the members you have liked, and from there you can also upgrade any of those likes to a Ping. Free members can scroll back through likes sent in the last 24 hours and Majestic members through the past 7 days, and after 7 days a sent like disappears from History completely.

1. Open the Likes tab.
2. Tap History.
3. Scroll through the members you have liked.

If one of them deserves more than a plain like, you can upgrade it to a Ping from the same list.

The window depends on your plan. On the free plan, History shows likes from the last 24 hours. On Majestic, it shows the past 7 days.

After 7 days, a sent like is gone from History on either plan. So History is a short list of recent activity, not an archive. If you liked someone two weeks ago and never heard back, she will not be there to check on.

That makes timing matter, especially on the free plan. If you want a second look at the women you liked, check History at the end of the same session or the next day. Leave it for a week and the free window has long closed. A quick look before you put the phone down is enough to catch anyone worth a Ping.

The best use of History is going back to the women you liked on a busy evening and reading their pages properly.

When you scroll fast, you like on the first photo. History lets you slow down afterwards. Read what she wrote, look through the rest of her photos, and ask whether she is someone you would actually want to take out. If she is, that is where a Ping comes in. If you cannot remember why you liked her, that tells you how fast you were going.

A Ping is the upgraded version of a like, and History is a good place to decide who gets one.

a dating coach has talked about using the stronger signals on apps, like roses or super likes, to get in front of women you would otherwise struggle to reach. The same logic carries over here. Save the upgrade for the one or two women you would most like to hear from, rather than handing it to everyone on the list. A Ping means more when you send it rarely.

If she connects, you already know what to say first. Something on her page made you upgrade the like, so open with that. Name the thing, react to it with one line of your own, and ask her something easy to answer. It reads as real interest, because it is.

History also works as a quiet report card. If you have liked a lot of women this week and very few have liked you back, the problem is rarely the women you chose. It is usually what they saw when they looked at you.

Start with your first photo, because it decides whether anyone reads further. It should show your face clearly, in daylight, with nobody else in the frame and nothing covering you. coach lists the easy mistakes men make here: dim photos, photos where you do not look your best, and photos of you doing nothing in a dull setting. Each one is simple to fix.

Then read your bio as a stranger would. Does it tell her anything specific about your life, or could any man on the app have written it? A few concrete details about what you actually do give a woman something to reply to. Generic lines give her nothing.

coach also points out that better photos help you twice. Women like you more, and the app notices that women like you more and shows you more widely.

It is tempting to answer a quiet week by liking more women. That usually makes it worse. More likes sent from a weak page just produce more silence, faster.

So fix the first photo, cut the weakest photos, and rewrite the bio so it sounds like a real week of your life. Then go back to liking a smaller number of women you actually want.

Your page keeps working for you every hour you are not on the app. coach describes a good one as an asset that brings women to you without extra effort on your part. Make yours worth that before you spend more likes on it.