Friends meeting at a busy outdoor café in daylight
Safety Center

Safer plans, kinder spaces.

Meeting new people should feel exciting, not risky. Here’s how Rizzable helps — and what you can do too.

  • Community guidelines

    Respect, consent and zero tolerance for hate, harassment or exploitation. Plans are for friendship and activities — not for romance.

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  • Report & block

    Report profiles, messages, moments, plans or circles in a few taps. Blocked people can’t contact you. A person reviews every report, and reports involving teens go first.

  • Private teen accounts

    Rizzable is 13+. Teens (13–17) start hidden from Discover, only friends can message them, and teens and adults can’t find, message or join plans with each other.

  • Public-place plans

    Every plan needs a public place, a fixed time and a small group of 2 to 6, plus a safety note. Share the plan with someone you trust — the link shows the place, city and time, never a home address.

  • Verified badge

    You can ask for a check; a moderator reviews the profile by hand before a badge appears. It’s a signal, not a guarantee — trust your judgement.

  • Talk to us

    Something urgent? Report it in the app or email us. Legal notices go through our DSA contact point.

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Before you go

Your meetup checklist.

  1. Meet in a public, busy place
  2. Tell a friend where you’re going — share the plan
  3. Arrange your own way there and back
  4. Leave whenever you want. No explanation needed
  5. Report anything that feels off

In an emergency, always call 112 (EU) or your local emergency number first.

Reporting a message in a chat
Verification request screen
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