Wyper, "Tinder For Cars," Takes The Pain Out Of Car Shopping

11 May 2016

Wyper, best described as “Tinder for Cars,” is putting the mobile car shopping experience in the fast lane with the first-of-its-kind swipeable mobile search application for buying and selling vehicles. Wyper today announced its launch out of private beta and is currently available for free download.

iOS https://appsto.re/us/TPiB6.i
Android https://goo.gl/7zJNVf

Website: http://wyper.co

The innovative platform boasts an array of unique features tailored specifically to the consumer focusing on personalization, privacy and ease of use. Wyper speeds past the competition with a consumer first approach and learns users’ “likes” and “dislikes” to provide the largest selection of dealer sourced used vehicles for purchase.

Wyper founders, engineers, and investors bring a wealth of experience from such leading companies as Automotive.com, AutoTrader.com, Microsoft, Cern, MIT and NASA. Wyper.co has raised $1.4 million in seed funding led by Jason Phillips, co-founder of Automotive.com.

Our goal is to simplify the car buying process and put the power back into the hands of the consumer,” said Wyper Founder Aaron Rosenthal. “With personalized results and unparalleled design, Wyper is modernizing the way consumers buy and sell cars online.

The intelligent predictive search platform allows the consumer to simply swipe, or “wype,” through their results. In addition to the ability to swipe left and right, wyper offers a swipe down “filter” function that identifies the consumer’s personal preferences and starts to build the results based on those specific vehicle features.

The platform is designed to give consumers a single location to view the largest amount of listings from dealers nationwide, conveniently from their mobile phones. Better yet, the results are completely customized based on factors derived directly from the consumers themselves.

Buckle up, online car shopping just got a whole lot faster.

Wyper Features

Largest organic search platform for cars
First swipeable vehicle search mobile app
Largest single database of in-market used vehicles for sale
In-app anonymous communication between buyers and sellers/dealers
User predicted interest algorithms
Machine learning identifies value, popularity and user’s personal interest
Personalized results, eliminates tedious drop down lists
Aggregated seller/dealer reviews from Google, Edmunds, Yelp and Wyper
Fastest results
In-market comps and analysis
No vehicle showed twice unless the dealer provides a reason such as updated photos or reviews
Provides reporting back to partner dealers giving them access to “swipe” data

About Wyper
Wyper, “Tinder for Cars,” is the first-of-its-kind mobile search application for buying and selling vehicles. Headquartered in Irvine, Calif., Wyper was founded in March 2015 by Aaron Rosenthal and is a subsidiary of AU.TO, INC. search intelligence™ brand. Wyper founders, engineers, and investors bring a wealth of experience from such leading companies as Automotive.com, Microsoft, Cern, MIT and NASA. Wyper.co has raised $1.4 million in seed funding led by Jason Phillips, co-founder of Automotive.com. Wyper is available for free download on iOS and Android devices and requires iOS 7.0 or newer. Find Wyper on Facebook, Instagram @wyperco and follow @wyperco on Twitter. For additional information, visit http://wyper.co

Comments

I would give it a try, but I can’t install it on my OnePlus 2 (A2001).
My device is flagged as incompatible.

Autotrader already have an app…

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Does it also allow cars to have group photos or the seller to post pictures of other people’s cars to match quicker? Also will some of the cars be much bigger and heavier than the initial photo might suggest?

I’d like to ask, in which country does this work for? Is it only for the US, or is it for the country you’re in?

Am I the only one how can’t find it on the playstore

Is it going to be introduces in spain?

Doesn’t install on Galaxy Grand Prime with Android 5.0, says “App not available for your device” or something like that. Plus I can’t even find it in Store, I had to use the web browser.