Proxxi is built for context-first connection. Instead of starting with an endless profile queue, start with a place, activity, event, or plan. Shared context gives people a practical reason to connect and a clearer way to decide whether joining makes sense.
A shared plan creates more useful context than a cold introduction.
Choose what you want to do, when you want to do it, and the general area. A nearby plan makes the invitation specific. People can evaluate the activity and timing rather than guessing what a generic request to hang out is supposed to mean.
Radar is designed around approximate nearby activity. Proxxi does not present a person's exact public GPS location as a discovery feature. Location access is optional, and people can use city and plan context to make decisions without broadcasting a precise live position.
Technology cannot guarantee another person's identity, intent, or behavior. Proxxi requires adult eligibility for social participation and provides blocking and reporting controls, but every person should use their own judgment, meet in appropriate public settings, and leave any situation that feels wrong.
Proxxi is a local discovery and real-world planning app. People connect around shared activities and nearby plans rather than a dating-only profile feed.
Proxxi's public nearby discovery is designed around approximate proximity and plan context, not a published exact GPS position. Location access is optional.
Social participation includes adult-eligibility gates, and users can block and report accounts, messages, events, and nearby plans. These controls support, but do not replace, personal judgment.