Free pre-date safety check

Before you meet, check the plan.

Answer five questions about the venue, cost, way home, someone who knows the plan, and pressure. This does not verify the other person or give the date a safety score. It helps you see whether the plan leaves you room to choose.

Question 1 of 5

Is the first meeting in a public place you can check yourself?

The venue should be clear before you go. You do not have to accept a place chosen for you without a chance to check it.

Keep it private. This check never asks for names, messages, documents, payment details, or private images.

Before you go

A good first plan leaves you room to choose.

Public and clear

You can check the place yourself, understand the plan, and tell someone where you will be.

Cost you can accept

You do not have to spend more than you want to prove interest or trust.

Easy way home

Keep your own transport and enough control to leave without asking the other person for help.

Someone who knows

Share the place, time, and way home with someone you trust. A check-in gives you another way to leave if the plan changes.

Comfortable enough to leave

Wear something familiar that lets you walk, use your own transport, and keep your phone, keys, and payment method within reach.

This is one part of a wider safety check. It cannot prove identity, intentions, income, or future behavior. Run the full dating safety check.