The most important page on this site
Safety & Privacy
No marketing, only concrete mechanisms — rules of the product, not vague promises. Each one has its own link: copy the URL to share it directly.
The signal is yours
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Off by default #
No one is visible until she turns her own signal on. No default status, no automatic activation.
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Retroactive off #
The moment you switch back to off, your status disappears immediately. No trace remains visible to anyone, ever.
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Temporary or permanent #
Do not disturb can last an hour or until you change it — your choice. To everyone else, both read exactly the same: not now.
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Never asked where you are #
Your status is a personal setting, not a place. Gevun never asks you to pick zones, name places, or describe where you are.
No means no
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A no is final #
Once you've said no to someone, that person can never be put in front of you again. It doesn't come back.
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A no is invisible #
The other person never knows whether you said no or simply never saw anything. Nothing tells the two apart on their end.
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No pressure #
No notification, no follow-up ever pushes you to reconsider a no.
No one contacts you remotely
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No chat #
Gevun allows no written exchange, ever. Nothing to answer, nothing to ignore.
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No profile to browse #
No gallery, no swiping, no list of photos anyone can browse.
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One person at a time #
A verification concerns exactly one person, physically present and actually seen — never a group, never several people at once.
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The approach happens in real life #
Gevun only ever confirms that approaching is OK. The approach itself happens in person, on the spot — never online.
Human-verified, zero AI
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Camera only #
The verification photo is taken live. It can't be uploaded from a gallery or another app.
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No AI in the product #
Zero facial recognition, zero automated recommendation, zero machine deciding who sees whom — at any step.
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Photo never listed #
It only serves to verify that a real human is behind each signal. It is never listed, never browsable by others.
For details on what this site collects (nothing) and why, see the privacy policy.