You decide who finds you
Discovery is off until you turn it on, runs for a limited window you control, and only shows you to travelers on the same or neighboring trips.
Meeting strangers on the road is the magic of solo travel — and the part that deserves the most care. Safety isn’t a settings page in SoloTrips; it’s how the whole product is built.
Every connection on SoloTrips starts with your consent and stays under your control.
Discovery is off until you turn it on, runs for a limited window you control, and only shows you to travelers on the same or neighboring trips.
Nobody can message you out of the blue. Chat requests need your acceptance first, and you can change who’s allowed to request at any time.
Blocking someone removes you from each other’s world in both directions. Reports go straight to our safety review.
In passenger lists you appear as a passenger number — your name and profile are only shared when you choose to connect.
SoloTrips never tracks your live location. The only places we know are the cities and airports you type in yourself.
Every account belongs to an adult — we verify age at signup, and community guidelines are enforced with real consequences.
The app protects you online. These four habits protect you everywhere else.
Airports, hotel lobbies and cafés are perfect. Get to know a travel companion in a busy place before making plans beyond it.
Our chat keeps a record and keeps your phone number private. Move to other platforms only when you’re genuinely comfortable.
Share your itinerary with a friend or family member back home — who you’re meeting, where, and when you’ll check in.
If something feels off, it probably is. Decline, unmatch, block — you never owe anyone an explanation.
Report it in the app — every profile, post and chat has a report option, and reports are reviewed by a human. Our community guidelines spell out exactly what’s never OK.

Come for the adventure. Stay for the connections. Find your people on SoloTrips.