ENORI
ENORI
Every member verifies a phone number by SMS and adds a profile photo before they can join an activity. Their attendance history sits on their profile, so you can see who actually turns up.
The green check next to a name means that member has verified their phone number and added a photo. A Verified ID badge — photo ID plus a selfie — is coming next: optional for members, required for anyone hosting an activity.
Activities happen at real venues — courts, parks, gyms, tracks — never at a private address.
A simple, always-visible way to flag behaviour that doesn't belong — read by a real person, not an algorithm.
One tap removes someone from your activities and conversations, no explanation required.
Guidelines are enforced, not just written. People who don't play fair don't stay long.
Every report is read by a real person, not an algorithm. When reports add up on the same member, their profile and their history on ENORI are reviewed, and their access to the app is removed if it is warranted.
No. Your position is never shared with anyone. The map only shows activities and the venues where they take place — never people.
Your friends can message you at any time. Anyone else can only reach you if you are in the same activity — someone with no activity in common with you cannot start a conversation.
Yes. The activity page lists everyone who has joined. And the moment you join or create an activity, you are added to its group conversation, so you know who you are showing up with.
That is how most people start. Activities are small and have a host who knows everyone is new, and you are added to the group chat the moment you join, so the first hello happens before you get there.
No. A photo of your face is never required to use ENORI.