FAQ

An app for finding outdoor partners, making plans and sorting the details in one place. Free on iPhone and Android.

Yes. Long range Radar is free for now and will later be part of Yerp Pro. Short range Radar stays free.

Climbing, hiking, backpacking, running, biking, snow, water, camping, caving and offroading. Biking covers mountain, road and gravel. Running covers trail and road. Snow covers skiing and snowboarding. Water covers whitewater, kayaking, canoeing, rafting, stand-up paddling and tubing.

Yerp means you're in. Watch means you're interested and want to follow along. Nerp is a polite no.

With Apple or Google.

Only while Looking for partners is on, and only the audience you pick: Public, Following + friends, Friends, or a group. You match only with people who share an activity, are looking too, and are within range of each other.

7 days. You get a reminder a day before it ends. Tap Keep me visible to renew.

Short range is the next 7 days. Long range looks further out and lines people up with your plans.

You choose: Anyone (the default), Friends, up to 3 groups, or Invite only. Under Guest invites, pick Suggest for approval if you want to OK each person your guests invite.

No. You stay in the chat unless you leave it.

For up to an hour after the start time. After that the plan locks.

Yes. Make anyone going a co-host, or transfer host.

Tap ⋮ then Report on any profile, plan, group, post or chat. Place pages and photos have Report too. Pick a reason, then tap Submit Report.

On their profile or in your chat with them, tap ⋮ then Block. They aren't told. To unblock, go to Settings › Privacy & Safety › Blocked Users.

You choose in Settings › Privacy: Public, Friends and people you follow, Friends, or Only me.

No. You must be 18 or older to make a profile. See our Child Safety Standards.

Email support@yerp.co.