Safety, first.
Our whole thing is putting strangers around a table. That only works if everyone feels safe doing it — so here's how we look after that, and how you can too.
How the club protects you
Everyone is a member
Nobody at your table is anonymous. Every person verified their email, built a profile, and is accountable to the club — attendance and no-shows are tracked.
Public places, always
Every event happens at a public restaurant, bar, café, or park. No house parties, no private addresses, ever.
Ratings keep standards up
After every event, members privately rate the night and the people. Someone who makes others uncomfortable doesn't stay a member for long.
Block anyone, silently
If you never want to be seated with someone again, block them from their profile or your post-event rating. They're never told, and we make sure your paths don't cross at our tables.
Before an event
- Tell a friend or family member where you're going and when you expect to be back.
- Keep conversation in the group chat before the event — that's what it's for.
- Plan how you're getting there and home before you head out.
During an event
- You pay your own tab — nobody should ever pressure you to cover theirs, and you owe nobody a thing.
- Keep an eye on your own drink, and drink at your own pace or not at all. Sweet Treats and morning runs exist for a reason.
- Share only what you're comfortable sharing. First names are all anyone gets from us.
- You can leave at any time. No explanation needed — settle your bill and head out.
- Food allergies? Tell the venue staff directly — don't rely on the menu alone.
Runs & walks
- It's a social pace, not a race — the group stays together.
- Dress for visibility in the early morning, and bring water.
Afterwards
- Connections happen through the app — mutual high ratings open a private chat. You never have to give anyone your number.
- Never send money to someone you just met, no matter how good the story is. It's the single most common social scam, and no genuine new friend will ever ask.
- Get home the same careful way you arrived.
If something's wrong
In an emergency, call 911 — always first, always immediately. For anything else — someone made you uncomfortable, something felt off, you just want a human to know — email [email protected]. It comes straight to the organizers, we read everything, and reports are handled privately.