Meeting other community members is one of the best parts of BeMatrx. The world is designed to encourage real-time social interaction.
Where you can meet community members
- At venues you visit
- In cities you explore
- Through events
- Via message requests
Introducing yourself
When you encounter another community member:
- Tap their profile to learn more about them.
- Consider following them if you're interested in seeing their content.
- Send them a message request to start a conversation. See About message requests.
Relationships
Interactions with other community members build relationships over time. BeMatrx tracks three types of relationships:
- Friendship — Built through positive, friendly interactions
- Love — Built through romantic interactions (where appropriate)
- Hate — Built through hostile or antagonistic interactions
For more on how relationships work, see About relationships and connections.
Safety when meeting community members
Most of what happens in BeMatrx stays inside the app. One part does not: through BeLocal, users can offer and ask for practical help in the physical world — an airport pickup, a walk around the neighbourhood, help with a language or an official errand. BeLocal is closed at launch and opens afterwards. If you use it, treat it like meeting any stranger.
- Meet in public places, and tell someone you trust where you're going
- A verified account means we checked the account, not the person behind it — BeMatrx does not run background or identity checks
- End any interaction that feels off. You never owe anyone an explanation
- Never hand over cash, valuables, or documents, and never accept a package you haven't seen inside. These are prohibited on BeLocal
- Never share your home address, financial details, or identity documents
- In an emergency, contact your local emergency services first — BeMatrx cannot intervene in the physical world
Inside the app, be respectful and report anything that breaks the community guidelines. See How to report inappropriate content and How to block users.