No, we do not perform criminal background checks, verify credentials, or conduct identity vetting on our users.

Our platform is designed solely to facilitate connections between users. We encourage all users to exercise caution and good judgment when meeting someone new. Please review our Safety Guidelines for tips on how to stay safe during in-person meetups, such as meeting in public places, arranging your own transportation, and letting someone know where you’ll be.

We suggest hosting meetups in well-populated public places during regular operating hours instead of a private residence or secluded location.

To keep small-group dynamics balanced, only participants invited by the organizer through the platform should plan to attend unless the organizer or activity explicitly allows guests.

Life happens! If you can no longer attend, please let your organizer know in advance so that someone else can take your place.

Unless an activity is explicitly listed as sponsored or hosted, each member is responsible for paying for their own activity fees (e.g. exercise class fee, food, drinks).

Your organizer will get in touch with you and the other participants to let you know the final date and time for the activity, as well as any other details!

The Meet3 Challenge was designed with this in mind. An activity can still be effective with less participants, but the group isn’t too big if all three participants attend. It is totally up to your organizer if they want to move forward with a smaller group for the activity or re-send a poll to try and find a date and time that accommodates everyone.