Before you ask.

We are opening zone by zone, starting in Lisbon. Save your spot with your email and we will tell you when we reach your area — first to save, first in.

Nothing. Tailmeet is free, with no ads and no data selling. There are no hidden purchases in the app: what you see on the landing page is what you get.

You create your dog’s profile and the app shows you dogs from your area, one at a time, filtered by distance, age, size and temperament. You like or you pass. There is only a match when both sides like — and that is when the chat opens.

An open walk: an owner sets a place and a time on the map, decides how many dogs fit, and anyone nearby can join with one tap. You see how many are going before you decide, and there is a chat just for those signed up. No match needed.

No. Location is only read while you have the app open, to sort dogs by distance and show the map. Never in the background. Other owners see your city and the approximate distance — never the address or the exact position. It is all in the Privacy Policy.

You block and report without leaving the chat. Blocking is immediate: you stop seeing each other in discovery, on the map and in chat. The report is filed and reviewed by us; accounts that break the rules are suspended or removed.

Inside the app: Settings → Delete account, with confirmation. It deletes the profile, the photos, the matches and the chats — no emails to request it, no hidden deadlines.

Both, from day one. Anyone with a saved spot gets the link for each store by email at launch.

Save a spot anyway. The order in which zones open is decided by demand on the waiting list — the more of your neighbours save a spot, the sooner we get there.

It is, maybe even more so. Temperament is part of the profile and of the filters, walks are arranged calmly in the chat, and Tailmeets have a limit so they do not turn into a crowd. Nobody shows up by surprise.