[ side quests, near you ]
Meet people by doing small things together.
Tabi puts short, time-boxed plans on a map. Pick one, show up at a public place, and you've met someone. No small talk to start, no group chat to sit in: just a coffee, a game, an hour at the library.
[ how it works ]
Three steps, and the first one is a short walk.
01
Find a quest on the map
Every pin is a small plan with a time and a place: a coffee before class, a pickup game, an hour of revision at the library. Tap one to see the kind, how long it runs and how many are going.
02
Meet at a public place
Join, and you'll know exactly where and for how long. When you both arrive, the app checks you in. A safety timer runs the whole time, and your trusted contacts are one tap away.
03
Finish it and level up
Verified quests earn XP. After ten, a class finds you from what you do most. Unlock titles, spend skill points, and watch your character grow with the real things you do.
Twenty-odd kinds of quest.
Each one with its own scene, drawn in the same fine grid of glyphs as the rest of the app.
[ coffee run ]
[ study buddy ]
[ pickup game ]
[ walk buddy ]
[ food hunt ]
[ jam session ]
[ game night ]
[ photo walk ]
[ volunteer shift ]
[ teach me ]
[ workout buddy ]
[ language practice ]
[ a world that keeps going ]
Every quest you finish lands somewhere.
Bosses, and your own dragon
Your area shares a boss that every quest chips at. Name the thing you've been putting off, and it becomes your own dragon: each verified quest lands a hit.
Dungeons at real places
Clear a chain of rooms around town, together, in daylight. A chest waits at the end.
Bring your people
Party up with up to five friends, take on group quests, and keep weekly streaks going.
A mascot that's yours
Earn gear on quests and dress your little hiker in it. It's you on the map, on your profile and in every scene, walking the trail at night.
[ safety ]
Built for meeting strangers, carefully.
Tabi is made for people who find open-ended socialising hard. That only works if showing up feels safe, so the safety tools come first and stay free.
- [x]Meeting points are public places you can see before you go.
- [x]A safety timer runs on every quest. If it overruns, everyone is asked if they're okay.
- [x]SOS ends the quest and alerts your trusted contacts.
- [x]Live location is shared only with the people on your quest, only while it's on, and never stored.
- [x]Everyone is 18+. Block or report anyone, any time.
- [x]No audio recording. No ID photos kept. Safety is never behind a paywall.
Your first quest is a short walk away.
Tabi is starting in Kingston, Jamaica, with a pilot at UTech, and works anywhere people are. It's coming to the App Store soon.