Logan Ury

Logan Ury is the director of relationship science at Hinge, where she applies behavioral science to improve matchmaking and user experiences on the dating app. In this role, Ury oversees features such as the We Met survey, which collects feedback on dates to refine connections, and Most Compatible, powered by the Gale-Shapley algorithm, which has been credited with forming many couples. Her background in behavioral economics, developed as co-head of Google's behavioral economics lab, enables her to analyze the complexities of modern dating and provide data-driven insights for those seeking meaningful relationships.

Ury is the author of "How to Not Die Alone," a book that translates her research into practical advice for navigating love in the digital age. As a TED resident, she has delivered talks on relationship dynamics, combining scientific analysis with accessible storytelling to clarify common dating challenges and successes. Ury's work has appeared in outlets such as The Gottman Institute and Men's Health, reinforcing her expertise in behavioral science and relationship advice.

In addition to her work at Hinge, Ury is a dating coach, offering personalized guidance to help clients date more effectively. She has been featured on platforms including Spotify podcasts and YouTube's The Everygirl, where she shares science-based strategies for optimizing dating app profiles and fostering authentic connections. Ury's ability to integrate research with practical application makes her a sought-after speaker in the fields of behavioral science, dating, and relationships.