TechCrunch interviews Justin Mateen, founder of Tinder and member of the “app growth hall of fame” and asks a range of questions designed to provide a toolkit for growing an app business. At Justin Mateen’s favorite lunch spot the sharp, humble former chief marketing officer of Tinder reveals that he is addicted to growth marketing. Since MTCH’s (the dating giant with a large stake in Tinder) IPO, Justin has been linked to an impressive portfolio of companies, including Home Chef, LendUp, Hyperloop One, Rich Uncles, Scriptdash, Common and others. He’s not only investing capital these days, but also works closely with the founders as a founding advisor, adding serious value and taking a large stake.

What’s the best way to meet a nice, successful guy (or gal) in the modern age? Turns out it might be your smartphone. Tinder, leading the romantic revolution by turning match-making into (more of) a game, was founded by USC undergrads Justin Mateen and Sean Rad – both of whom are Jewish and claim to still spend Shabbat at their parents’ table.

Tinder may be the most popular dating service ever conceived, but the app’s co-founders see a potential beyond romantic partnerships. Sean Rad and Justin Mateen, who devised the swipe-based social app after connecting as USC undergrads, see Tinder as a game with unlimited match-making potential, from dates to jobs at the company. Even if you’ve found The One on Tinder, there will still be a reason to swipe right.