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Meeting Safely

VibeXo — Meeting Safely · Version v1.0 · Last updated: November 9, 2026

Operated by VibeXo by GoChiHQ (Ontario, Canada) · Contact: [email protected]

VibeXo is a platform only — we introduce people, but we are not present in your conversations or at your meetings, and we cannot control or guarantee anyone's behaviour offline (see the Terms of Service, sections 2 and 3). These habits are how members look after themselves.

Before you meet

  • Keep the chat in the app until you feel comfortable. The in-app conversation is where block and report work best.
  • Do not share your home address, workplace address, banking or financial details, or your daily routines with someone you have just met.
  • Video-chat first if you can. It is the simplest reality check there is.
  • A Verified badge means the member passed an ID, age, face-match and liveness check at the time it ran — it is not a character reference or a safety guarantee (see the Verification Badge document).

The first meeting

  • Meet in a public place with other people around — a café, a restaurant, a busy park. Never a home, a hotel or anywhere isolated for a first meeting.
  • Tell a friend who you are meeting, where, and when you expect to be back. Share your live location with someone you trust.
  • Arrange your own transport both ways, and keep enough charge and money to leave whenever you choose.
  • Stay clear-headed. Watch your drink, keep your belongings with you, and pace yourself.
  • Leave whenever you want. You never owe anyone the rest of the date. A short, polite exit is always allowed.

Money and gifts

  • Never send money — no transfers, gift cards, crypto or "emergency" loans — to someone you met on the app, no matter the story. This is the most common dating scam there is.
  • VibeXo gifts work one safe way: the recipient accepts first, shares an address privately only after accepting, and checkout happens in the store. If anyone tries to move a gift or a payment outside that flow, decline and report.

Pet dates

  • Pet dates happen in public places — a dog park, a pet-friendly café patio, a public trail.
  • Pets stay leashed and under your control; you are responsible for your own animal.
  • Bring a friend if you'd like — pet dates are designed for it.

If something goes wrong

  • Block and report in the app — one tap, and they are out of your world. Reports are reviewed by human moderators.
  • If a crime has been committed or anyone is in danger, contact local emergency services (911 in Canada and the US) and your local police. Keep screenshots and details for your report.
  • Tell us at [email protected] so we can act on the account.

You are in charge of your choices, and your caution is worth more than any feature we could build. Trust it.