A new app, dubbed¹ Binder², claims to make awkward break up conversations easier by letting people dump their partners through an automated³ voice message.

 

Styled as the anti-Tinder, the free app works by asking users to type in their former flame's name and number, along with providing an option to upload a photo.

 

The app will create a card, similar to ones seen on Tinder, that allows people to swipe right and begin the break up process.

 

You have a number of options to choose from for the reason you're breaking up.

 

Technology has made finding love a lot easier - and it could soon do the same for losing it.

 

A new app, dubbed Binder, claims to make awkward break up conversations easier by letting people dump their partners through an automated voice message.

 

Styled as the anti-Tinder, the free app works by asking users to type in their former flame's name and number, along with providing an option to upload a photo.

 

The app will create a card, similar to ones seen on Tinder, that allows people to swipe right and begin the break up process.

 

You have a number of options to choose from for the reason you're breaking up.

 

Tennent's Lager said it developed the app 'for laughs' during a series of YouTube comedy sketches⁴.

 

As well as the voicemail, a text is sent to make the user's partner gets the message.

 

The current range of messages are designed for male users, but another version of the app, dubbed Bindim, is being developed for women.

 

The app is currently only available in the UK.

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