Text her about deleting apps and going exclusive

If you're at the point of wanting to ask this, you've probably noticed she replies regularly, makes plans with you, and seems invested. That's what you're reading. But consistency alone doesn't mean she's ready to talk exclusivity. She might like talking to you and still be open to other people. The fact that you're thinking about asking means you want to know for sure instead of assuming.

She's also had time to figure out if she sees potential or if this is just something easy and fun. That matters. If you ask too early, she hasn't made that call yet. If you wait way too long, she might wonder why you haven't.

Your text needs to be clear about what you're asking. Mention the apps or dating others directly. Not in a paranoid way, just as the thing you're actually wondering about. Then phrase it as a question she can answer honestly without feeling bad. She should be able to say 'I'm not there yet' or 'I want to keep my options open' without you getting hurt or cold.

The move is to sound casual and confident that she'll know what she wants. If she says yes, great. If she says no or hesitates, you have real information instead of guessing.

Morning or early afternoon is better than late night. She's more likely to think clearly and give you a real answer instead of a reflex response. After you send it, wait at least a day before you follow up if she doesn't reply. Don't send a second message trying to clarify or soften what you already said. That reads as needy and makes it harder for her to say yes.

If she doesn't respond for two or three days, send one more text that treats it as a normal question, not a big deal. Something brief that doesn't restate the whole thing. If that gets no reply, move on. She's signaling something by not answering.