Global dating · 18+ · swimwear-mandatory
Tanline is the dating app for adults who are done with the right angle and the AI portrait. Real swimwear, real bodies, verified before the first DM — so the dater on the other side of the screen is the dater on the date.
Verified profile
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Maya, 27 · Lisbon
Intent tag: Casual, longer possible
Disclosure
Tanline is built for adults arranging hookups, one-night stands, casual encounters and dates. None of that is inherently unsafe, and none of it is automatically safe. The platform closes the gap on the photo, the age, and the intent tag; the rest of the risk picture — meeting a stranger, getting naked with one — belongs to you and to the conversation you have before the calendar fills in.
This page is disclosure, not legal advice. It is a checklist of the things adults who use Tanline tell us they wish someone had said out loud before their first meet-up. Open the sections below; do not skim them.
01 · Personal safety
You matched, the chat is fun, and the next step is a name, a face, and a place. Run the same checks a friend would run for you before you put yourself in a stranger’s orbit.
02 · Meeting in person
Enthusiasm is not a safety plan. The first time you close the gap between the chat and the calendar is also the moment with the highest risk — treat the logistics with the same attention you would give a hotel booking in a city you have never visited.
03 · Safe-sex practices
Adult meet-ups have a few non-negotiables that the platform cannot enforce, that the chat cannot soften, and that you should never skip on the assumption that the other person “probably already knows.” They do not. Bring it up; make the call explicit; do both of you the favour.
Report + Help
If something went wrong on a meet-up arranged through Tanline — a profile that was not who they said, pressure that crossed a line, an incident that needs reporting — write to us. Include dates, profile names, and what you are comfortable sharing. We respond to every report, and we treat them as confidential.
In an emergency — an incident in progress, an injury, a threat that has not stopped — contact local emergency services first. This page is disclosure, not a substitute for them.