Friends, everyone wants a life partner. Earlier, when there was no internet and various types of dating apps, people used to think about dating by getting acquainted with each other and living together, but now, through the internet and dating apps, all this has become easy and fast.
But friends, with this, the concern is also increasing about whether the person you are dating is dating someone else or not. Although this used to happen earlier also, but then there was no concrete way to check the authenticity of the dating in a managed manner.
Now you have the means by which this can be confirmed and that is TeaOnHer - an app designed for men so that they can share and check their real experiences about the women with whom they have allegedly dated.
This is actually part of a larger "dating safety" movement and is similar to the Tea app, which you might know about, which was also in a lot of discussion. Tia, which is specifically designed for women, has over six million users and allows them to post about the men they've met.
The tea app didn't have a male-friendly feature, so there was a need for an app that would work for men too, and that's where Tea on Her was designed.
Both aim to help people feel safe before going on a date.
It works like this: Before meeting a new person, you can do a quick "safety check" to see if they've been reported for good, bad or just... interesting behavior.
How TeaOnHer works
The app acts as a community safety network where users can browse reports, share their experiences and keep others updated. To ensure accuracy and reliability, TeaOnHer uses strict verification measures to ensure that the information is authentic and reliable, such as:
1. Identity verification
Each user must verify their identity with official identification documents. This ensures that all members are authentic and reduces the risk of fake profiles or false reports.
2. GPS-based reports
All safety reports are linked to real locations. This makes it difficult to post false claims, as the report must be linked to the actual location of the scene.
3. Three-tier privacy system
Users can decide how much of their identity they want to expose:
- Real name - for full transparency
- Pseudonym - for semi-anonymity
- Anonymous - for complete privacy when writing a report
4. Guest reports
Non-members can also submit safety reports, but they must verify their identity with an ID. This allows more people to post while ensuring the security of the system.
How does it help you in real life
Before meeting someone on Tinder, Bumble, Match, Hinge, or any unknown party, you can:
- Search a nationwide database of verified safety reports.
- Set up location alerts so you know if a safety report comes up in your area.
- Identify red flags or, on the other hand, see if anyone has shared a positive dating experience.
A community that's got your back
TeaOnHer is a complete safety network. You can browse verified stories, share your dating experiences, and help others stay safe. Plus, the app also has professional moderators who make sure the information is accurate and respectful.
