Can you find your true love on a simple dating app?

Jason McCoy has had the worst luck in dating. He is funny and friendly and has a great chance of dating to the point of making his dates become great friends. Instead of finding true love, he ends up becoming their buddy. Instead of continuing dating, he ends up at his past dates’ future weddings as ushers, groomsman, and even male bridesmaids. He has the worst luck in the dating world. Jason is getting desperate to find love until his best friend’s girlfriend suggests the newest dating app, “Rightly Swept,” to try, and he does.

Ariel Shephard continues to be judged for her appearance and job online as a YouTube personality on dating sites. She thought “Right Swept” for part of promoting it through her site, but also to look for someone different from the one-night flings she kept getting stuck with. Finally, the app sorted through the rabble and connected her to someone honest with a sense of humor that matched her.

Can Jason and Ariel make a real go of a relationship when neither believes in the luck of a dating app?