Staying Safe on Tyluna

Most people you'll meet here are exactly who they say they are — but a little caution goes a long way.

Before you meet

• Keep chatting inside the app until you feel comfortable — you don't owe anyone your phone number or social media.
• Video chat before meeting in person to help confirm they look like their photos.
• Be wary of anyone who quickly asks for money, gift cards, or financial help — this is a common scam pattern.

Meeting in person

• Always meet in a public place for the first few dates.
• Tell a friend or family member where you're going and who you're meeting — or set up a Safety Check-In so it happens automatically.
• Arrange your own transportation to and from the date.
• Stay sober enough to keep your judgment sharp.
• Meeting a Double Date pair? The same rules apply, times two — a public place, someone who knows where you are, and your own way home, even though a friend is with you.

What the badges mean

A ✓ Verified badge means someone submitted a selfie that a human on our team matched to their profile photos — it confirms the photos are genuinely of that person.

A 🛡 ID Verified badge is our strongest trust signal — it means someone additionally submitted a government-issued ID, reviewed by a human. It requires Verified first.

Neither is a background check, and neither verifies someone's age, criminal history, or intentions beyond confirming they're a real person matching their photos and (for ID Verified) their stated identity.

Trust your instincts

If something feels off, it's okay to leave, end the conversation, or cancel plans — you don't owe anyone an explanation. If someone makes you uncomfortable, block and report them from your conversation.

Report a problem

Use the Report option on any profile or conversation to flag harassment, fake profiles, or anything that violates our Terms of Service. Our moderation team reviews every report.

In an emergency

If you're ever in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.