Nearby discovery for adults
Yooowee
Discover nearby people through privacy-preserving signals, approximate orbit placement, mutual consent, and safety controls that stay available to everyone.
How it works
Nearby without exact maps.
Yooowee is designed to show approximate proximity, not precise coordinates, exact distance, or a live public map. Discovery uses rotating nearby-device signals and account-level safety rules.
Nearby discovery is user-controlled, with permission education before sensitive device access is requested.
Nearby Yooowee users appear through approximate orbit placement rather than exact locations or public distance numbers.
Users can send a low-pressure connection request, and conversations continue only when both people choose to connect.
Trust and safety
Safety tools are part of the core product.
Blocking, reporting, account deletion, and panic controls are built into the launch experience. Panic mode helps preserve app context for Yooowee safety workflows, but it is not a replacement for local emergency services.
Privacy posture
Built around fewer public signals.
Yooowee avoids exact distance displays, live public maps, and direct user IDs in nearby broadcasts. Public policies describe the data needed for accounts, discovery, messaging, safety, payments, and support.