Safety & rules
Club PLUR puts strangers in the same room offline. That only works if the rules are boring and strict. Here's exactly how it works.
Every plan is public
Plans are posted in the open and anyone in the group can see who else is coming. There are no private messages between strangers.
You choose who can join
When you post, you either let anyone join or make it verified only. Verified members have had their identity checked against official documents such as a driving licence or passport.
18 and over
Everyone gives a date of birth at sign-up and has to be 18. Verified members have that date checked against their ID.
The exact spot stays hidden
Browsing shows the rough area only. The real meeting point, the map and check-in unlock once the plan is full and you're in.
Plans have a cut-off
Every plan closes to new joiners at a time the host sets. If it hasn't filled by then, credits go back to everyone who joined.
Public meeting points only
Never share your home address. Meet somewhere with other people around, and split any costs at the venue.
Chat is watched for the obvious stuff
Phone numbers, links and addresses are blocked in plan chat. Anything borderline gets flagged for us to look at.
Tell someone where you've gone
One tap makes a link you can text a friend. They see the meeting point, when you should be finished and when you tap "I'm home safe" — nothing else. You can stop sharing whenever you like.
Report, block, remove
Every plan and profile has report and block. Hosts can remove someone from their own plan, and we act on reports before we worry about growth.
Say how it went
"Would you do something with this person again?" Thumbs up or down after the plan finishes, and it stays on their profile.
If something feels off
Leave. You owe nobody an explanation. Then hit report on the activity or the person — it takes one tap and it flags the account for review.