Bad flag of style complete the infinitive

**What got flagged?**

The app’s logo of blue and pink rings entwined zooms in from the side. Below it, text scrawls itself in red letters with a white glow, then he speaks one last time. “Try Mingle & Marry today. Where hearts align.”

**Why is this incorrect?**
Try is referring to the name of an app.

**Example of correct usage:**
Try, when referring to a noun or proper noun, shouldn't be corrected. I think try preceding a non `ing` verb is the case you want to flag. Unless I'm missing something (I'm not an English expert only a newbie writer).

Reproduce the reported warning for “Try Mingle & Marry today” and compare it with a sentence where “try” precedes an -ing verb. Trace the grammar-checking rule that flags the wording, then verify that the app name is no longer incorrectly reported while the intended infinitive case remains covered.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.