Meet people. Feel safe doing it.
Built into TagIn
The safety tools are part of the app from day one, and they're free for everyone.
Adults only
Everyone on TagIn is 18 or older. We ask for your date of birth before you can join games or chat.
Verified profiles
Take a quick selfie and our team checks it's really you. Verified people get a badge. We never show your selfie to anyone.
Ratings after every game
Players rate each other on being on time, fair play and communication. Profiles also show how often someone turns up.
You decide who joins
Hosts can approve every player, set an age range, or make a game for women only.
Report and block
Report or block anyone from their profile, a game or a chat. A real person on our team looks at every report.
One-tap safety alert
Save up to five people you trust. If you feel unsafe, one tap opens a text to them with your location. You press send.
Your location stays private
Other people only see roughly how far away you are, not your exact location.
Lock the app
Lock TagIn with your fingerprint or face, so no one else can open your chats.
Good to know: a Verified badge means our team checked someone's selfie. It doesn't promise how they'll behave, so the tips below still count.
Tips for safer meetups
A few simple habits make every meetup better.
Meet in public places
Choose busy, well-lit places, especially the first time you meet someone.
Tell a friend your plans
Let someone know where you're going and when you'll be back.
Keep chats in TagIn
Stay in TagIn chat until you're comfortable sharing your number.
Never send money
TagIn has no payments. Never pay anyone “through TagIn”, and never share codes (OTPs) or bank details.
Trust your gut
If something feels off, leave. You never owe anyone a game.
If something goes wrong
Tell us. Reports are confidential: the person you report isn't told who reported them.
Report it in the app
Tap ⋮ on a profile, game or chat and choose Report. For a message, press and hold it. Our team usually reviews reports within 48 hours.
No account? Email us
If someone used TagIn to harass you, write to our safety team. You don't need an account, and we'll act on it.
hello@tagin.inIn danger? Call 112
TagIn isn't an emergency service. If you or someone else is in danger right now, call 112 first.
Call 112Our rules, in plain words
Everyone on TagIn agrees to our Community Guidelines. Here's the short version.
Be real. Your real age, a name you go by, and real photos of you.
Show up. If you said you're coming, come. If you can't, leave the game so someone else can play.
Be safe. Meet in public places, trust your instincts, and leave whenever you want.
Be kind. Disagree without making it personal. No slurs, threats or harassment.
Speak up. If something feels wrong, report it. A real person reviews every report.
Keeping children safe
TagIn is for adults only. We have zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation. We remove the content, permanently suspend the accounts involved, and report it to the police.
If you see anything like this, report it in the app or email hello@tagin.in with “Child safety” in the subject. If a child is in danger, call 112 first. You can also report online child abuse at cybercrime.gov.in or on the 1930 helpline.
Our child safety standardsMeet good people. Play more.
TagIn is coming soon to Android and iPhone. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the day it's out.