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Free Vegan Dating App! We believe a Veg-Match is worth a lot more than a “regular” match in other apps. Finding someone with similar values enables a much deeper connection and this is what Veggly is all about!

Why vegan dating app?

Vegan dating can be very difficult. Veganism is not a diet: it’s a whole set of values that many vegans find a must have in a partner.

For vegans and vegetarians, it helps if you know going into it that the other person thinks and eats like you. You can share meals in peace and have a good time, knowing you agree on the values important to you, such as protecting animals, your health and the planet.

If you’re looking for herbivorous love, we’re here to help you find the right plant-based match!

Free Vegan Dating App: How can Veggly help?

Veggly is a free and easy to use dating app and site for Vegans and Vegetarians! Find, Veg-Match and chat with veggies near you and seek out a new relationship in the growing world of plant-based living! Too good to be true?

Check out our testimonials to get inspired by people who used Veggly and met their Veg-Matches!

Install Now! The only dating app for vegans and vegetarians available for Android, iOS and Web. If you prefer, look for Veggly on your app store.

Veggly, the dating app for vegans and vegetarians, has reached a new milestone by hitting the mark of half a million users. According to updated statistics, this also shows that the app’s user base has doubled since the end of 2020, when the number of users was at 250,000.

Additionally, Veggly also currently counts over 2 million Veg-Matches. There will always be plenty of room to grow its user base, but since Veggly reaches people from 181 different countries, there is no shortage of connections and meaningful relationships being formed through Veggly.

It’s estimated that by mid 2022, there will be well over 5 million Matches. It’s safe to say that this is the best time in history so far to be a vegan looking for love!

Both of these milestones are being announced shortly after another significant change for the app. With the release of Veggly 2.0, inspired by feedback from people all around the world, users can now enjoy the Veggly experience with new and improved visuals and aesthetics. With the new customization options that have been introduced, users can make their profiles more accurate to their interests, aspirations and beliefs.

Everyone can agree that having ideas and values in common is an important part of any relationship, and even more so for vegans. That can be very helpful in understanding why Veggly has grown so much recently. Having a space where the most essential things are agreed upon before the first contact is even made can sure save a lot of time and frustration. Many people have already shared their success-stories and experiences about finding the right person through the app. Whether you’re looking for inspiration, or just want to see for yourself that it is possible to find a partner without having to compromise on your ideals and the things that mean the most, you can find these stories here. As Veggly reaches 500,000 users, it seems promising that these stories will just keep coming in.

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Whoever came up with the idea that a vegan diet can’t sustain a healthy and strong body clearly forgot to tune in to the Olympics. Vegan olympians are the athletes who not only advocate for a more conscious and responsible lifestyle, but also prove that it is entirely possible to go above and beyond getting enough proteins for a healthy diet by going plant-based. Here is a list of a eight high-level vegan olympians who went public about their vegan diets:

1 – Meagan Duhamel

Duhamel is a two-time figure skating champion and has been a vegan athlete since 2008. The silver medal winning Canadian initially stopped consuming animal products as a way to prepare for the Olympic Games, but ended becoming a full-time vegan and even engaging in animal activism. Her favorite cruelty-free dish is nachos, but during training she goes for high-energy, high-protein snacks like seeds and protein bars.

2-Venus and Serena Williams

This iconic sister duo has been a staple of competitive tennis for quite some time now. Vegan Olympian Venus Williams transitioned to a plant-based diet after being diagnosed with Sjögren syndrome in 2011. Serena went vegan later, in 2017. For training, the sisters prioritize foods like lentil, rice and potatoes. If you’re like us and can’t get enough of Venus and Serena, don’t forget to check out King Richard, a new movie coming out in November, starring Will Smith as the legendary vegan olympians’ father.

3-Carl Lewis

Carl Lewis is one of the most famous and celebrated athletes, having won a whopping nine gold medals. Having been a vegan since the 1990s, Lewis has spoken out about how important a plant-based diet has been to his success.

4-Micky Papa

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics has finally officially introduced skateboarding as an Olympic sport and this brought a lot of attention to a new roster of athletes. Among them is Micky Papa, a professional skateboarder who gradually transitioned to veganism a couple of years ago. The vegan Olympian has vouched for a diet with plenty of roasted veggies to boost training sessions.

5-Alexey Voyevoda

Voyevoda has scored two gold medals for the Russian Olympic team during the 2014 Sochi Games. Initially, the lifestyle switch was motivated by his health and performance as a professional athlete. However, the ethics of veganism and the fight for animal rights have since become equally important to him.

6-Morgan Mitchell

This Australian sprinter proves that a vegan diet definitely doesn’t make you weaker. Armed with protein filled meals, including meat substitutes like vegan chicken, Morgan Mitchell can tackle any training session.

7-Kendrick Farris

Bodybuilding is frequently associated with eating copious amounts of meat in order to grow more muscle mass. However, this vegan Olympian has broken major stigma around bodybuilding, and has been a vegan since 2014. According to Farris, a vegan diet is not only enough to make sure he’s in top shape, but also very important in his recovery process.

8-Marta Vieira da Silva

Currently a player for the Orlando Pride soccer team, Marta made waves in Brazil by being highly successful in a sport dominated by men. She was vegan for almost a whole year before going public about it in her YouTube channel, where she has shared some vegan recipes.