A new dating app called 'Fair Swap' is shaking up the dating scene by centering on the only two questions users care about: 'How fat is she?' and 'How much does he earn?'. This app promises radical honesty by allowing men to upload their bank statements while women submit a full 360-degree body scan verified by independent moderators and at least one brutally honest friend.

Psychologist Dr. Francesca Johnson explains that traditional apps focus on trivial details like values and personality, forcing users to ask sly questions about gym habits and expensive-looking cars. 'Fair Swap' cuts to the chase, allowing users to filter potential matches by salary band and waistband, saving them from weeks of misleading chats.

The app's creator, entrepreneur Charlotte Phelps, highlights that users can filter by salary like age, making it easier to find love within specific financial brackets. Though, she notes, only the thinnest women have a real shot at love in the high-earning brackets. Plans for future updates include a filter for hairlines, promising to save users even more time.