Safety, designed into every introduction.
Luvo was built as an alternative to online dating, favoring privacy, in-person interaction and well-chosen settings over profiles and open messaging. Discretion, comfort and real-world connection guide every step.
Six ways safety is built into the process.
Introductions in public, social places.
First meetings take place in established public venues, typically bars, restaurants or similar settings, chosen because other people are present, staff are nearby and you can arrive and leave on your own terms. Where possible, the venue is aware of the introduction. First meetings are never arranged at a residence, a park, a beach or anywhere isolated.
Limited information shared in advance.
Before an introduction, only first names are shared. Full names, contact details and anything else that could identify you stay private until after you've met.
People observed in real life, not just on paper.
Luvo doesn't run background checks. They can be incomplete or out of date, and no record can fully represent a person. Instead, introductions come from the circles: people met in person at Constellation evenings, noticed by hosts and staff, informed by feedback from fellow guests and seen over time.
Structured introductions, not open messaging.
There's no open messaging between strangers before you meet. Each introduction is coordinated by your matchmaker, with a set time and place.
You're in control, always.
You can leave a date at any time. You're never obliged to share personal information, and you decide whether to see someone again. If anything ever makes you uncomfortable, tell us and we'll act on it.
A more considered approach to photos.
Client photos aren't circulated during the introduction process, because a photo can be traced back to someone's identity. Personal details are shared only after you've met in person and both agreed to continue.
Why who we introduce matters for safety.
Luvo never introduces strangers. It doesn't recruit people from the street, search LinkedIn or browse dating apps on a client's behalf.
Everyone Luvo introduces was met in person at a Constellation evening, singled out by hosts and fellow guests and invited into a circle. That means real-world behavior, seen by real people, before anyone is ever introduced.
Observed in real life, not judged from a profile.
How Luvo approaches safetySafety, answered.
Where do Luvo introductions take place?
In established public venues, typically bars, restaurants or similar settings, where other people and staff are present and you can leave whenever you like. First meetings are never arranged at a residence or anywhere isolated.
What information is shared before I meet someone?
Only first names. Full names, contact details and other identifying information are shared only after you've met and both agreed to continue.
Does Luvo run background checks?
No. Background checks can be incomplete or out of date. Luvo relies instead on people observed in real life: guests met in person at Constellation evenings, noticed by hosts and staff and informed by feedback from fellow guests over time.
What if I feel uncomfortable on a date?
You can leave at any time, and you're never obliged to share personal information. Contact Luvo and we'll act on it.
We're always here to help.
If anything about an introduction ever makes you uncomfortable, contact us at info@luvomatchmaking.com or 866.937.7333 (outside the US, 800.281.8528).