Whos Here

WhosHere let’s you…

…Meet and chat with people nearby. Send free text and image messages. Make free VOIP calls. All without giving out any personal information.

Don’t Be Shy…

…And join the millions of WhosHere users that send over 15 million free text messages a day.

On Whoshere it is important to know the following: 

Don’t put too much personal information onto your profile or in your WhosHere chats. If you meet another WhosHere user, meet in in a public place. Get them to send you a pic of themselves in the app. Tell someone you trust what your plans are…better yet have one or two friends go with you. Google the person you are meeting.

how to block or flag users

Go to the user’s WhosHere profile and tap the “X” at the bottom of the screen. Select the appropriate block/flag reason and you’re done. Please be accurate in the reason you select.

how to use video calling to verify that a person is who s/he says (feature currently available to iOS users only)

Use WhosHere on iOS? Then make sure you are talking to Brad Pitt and not Bred Patt with a video chat. Remember, your phone number and email address are not used when you chat, call or video chat another WhosHere user. Make sure they and there surroundings are as they described themselves.

how to set the accuracy of your location

Go to Setup > My Location > Accuracy of My Location. We default to the second least accurate setting (2 miles or 3.2 km). For most GPS enabled devices, this prevents your GPS from being used and results in a less accurate location of your profile. You can further obscure your location by using the “Within 6 miles (or 9.6 km)” setting. A few times an hour we will randomly move your location up to six miles from where your device reports the location.

how to control who sees your profile

First, fill out you’re my Profile page including the age and gender of who you would like to see in the app. If you want to see all adults enter something like 18 – 99. Then tap “Filters” and apply any of the additional “Who Sees Me…” controls.