Use CRÜ at your own pace.
You can read, post, reply, message, save things and find Happenings. You do not need to fill everything out or be constantly active to use the app.
Talk It Out
For personal thoughts, questions, support and longer community conversations.
Opinions & Culture
For media, culture, opinions, observations and things you want to talk about.
Do Things Together
For plans, activities, group hangs, local ideas and finding people who are keen.
Looking For
For friends, activity buddies, collaborators, gaming mates, gym partners or another specific kind of connection.
Take your time
You can read first, save things, follow spaces or add a few profile details before you post. You do not need to arrive with a perfect introduction.
Post something people can reply to
A post can be a thought, a question, a plan or something you are looking for. Clear and specific usually works better than polished.
Help the app feel more relevant
Saves, follows, private preferences, activity and context can help CRÜ decide what to show you. They are not public popularity scores.
Message on your own terms
Who you can message and how messaging works can depend on current connection and safety rules. You can choose whether to continue a conversation, and blocks or clear boundaries must be respected.
Your profile does not need to be a pitch
A photo, broad area, interests, boundaries or what you are open to can help people understand who you are. Some information can be public while other context stays private and only helps relevance.
Profile photos have safety rules
Profile photos may be checked before or after they become visible. Review timing can vary. Nudity, overt sexual content, threats, impersonation and exposed private information may be rejected or removed.
Block or report when you need to
Use block and report controls where they are available. Reports are reviewed in context, and you can ask support to review a moderation decision that materially affects your account or content.
Find Happenings
Happenings can help you find something to do and understand a bit more about the event before you go. Unless CRÜ clearly says otherwise, the organiser or venue is still responsible for the event, tickets, entry and delivery.