Frequently Asked Questions

Meetzy is a free app for finding someone to actually do something with. You browse a feed of activity plans. Each one is an activity, an area and a time window, like Coffee in Koramangala on Saturday 5-7pm. You ask to join a plan you like, and if the host picks you, you're matched.

Yes. Browsing plans, posting one, asking to join and matching all cost nothing today. And no money ever moves between two members: no wallet, no escrow, no commission, nobody paid for their company.

No. Not a dating app. Not an escort service. It's an activity-first app for meeting someone over a shared thing to do: coffee, gym, a hike, dinner. Nothing about it is built for romance or matchmaking.

A plan is an activity plus an area plus a time window. Anyone can ask to join with an optional one-line hello. The host sets how many people can join when they post it: one for a one-on-one plan, or up to a dozen for a group. They accept that many requests, and then the plan closes.

Any signed-in Meetzy member can see your profile and send you a message. What is never visible to anyone, whatever your relationship, is your verification documents, your email address and your exact location. The feed itself is still made of plans rather than people, so you are not listed in a browsable directory of members. If someone bothers you, block them: a block stops messages in both directions immediately.

Safety is built into the flow rather than bolted on. Plans are consent-based so either person can back out at any point, phone numbers, emails and links are blocked in chat, and the in-person check-in confirms the meetup actually happened. You can report or block anyone, and reach the team at support.meetzy@gmail.com.

When you meet, one of you sees a 4-digit code and reads it out; the other types it into their app. That's it. It only proves the two of you were in the same place at the same time. It unlocks nothing else, moves no money, and shares no personal details.

Chat blocks phone numbers, email addresses and external links on purpose. It keeps early conversations inside a space where reports and moderation actually work, and it means nobody can pressure you for contact details before you've met. You can always share them yourself, in person, once you want to.

Nothing happens. There's no penalty and nothing to lose, because no money is involved between the two of you. Either person can cancel before the meetup, and the plan simply closes. Hosts are free to post the plan again, and repeat no-shows can be reported.

Yes. You can have several plans live at once: a coffee on Saturday, a gym session on Tuesday. Each one is handled separately, and each one ends with you accepting whoever you pick for it.

Every profile and chat has a report option, and reporting also lets you block that person immediately. Reports go to the Meetzy team with the relevant chat context attached, and verified accounts can be suspended or removed. For anything urgent, email support.meetzy@gmail.com.

After a completed meetup, both people can leave a review of each other. Reviews are only possible when a meetup was actually confirmed in person, so they can't be left by someone you never met. That's what keeps the ratings on Meetzy meaningful.

Create your profile, then either post a plan or ask to join one in your area. Once a host accepts you, a chat opens so the two of you can sort out the details. It takes minutes and costs nothing.