How it works
Profiles you write yourself, matching by proximity, and messages that don't cost extra.
T4TSpace is a dating app made for trans and non-binary people who want to meet each other. That choice removes much of what makes the other apps exhausting, and it shapes everything below.
Who can join
Trans and non-binary people aged 18 and over. Nobody's gender is verified or questioned here: you don't have to prove anything about your gender, your body or your transition, and nobody will ask you to.
What a person does check, before an account can see anyone, is that it belongs to a real adult and that the selfie matches the main photo. So we can't promise that every account belongs to a trans person. What holds this space together is the rule, three commitments everyone agrees to at sign-up (no questions about bodies or surgeries, no asking for a name someone no longer uses, meeting a person rather than a category), and reports decided by a person within 24 hours. An account reported for chaser behaviour or for fetishising people is removed if the report holds.
Your profile, in your words
Gender is a text field, not a dropdown. Write it the way you'd say it out loud. Set your pronouns, decide how much of your history is visible, and change any of it later without a fuss.
Every field has its own visibility setting. Some people want their transition openly on their profile; others want none of it. Both are normal here. What you write about your transition starts on Nobody, and you choose whether to show it to your matches or to everyone.
Photos work a little differently. You add your main photo, the one that shows your face, when you sign up, and every verified member sees it, because people here see each other. Each of your other photos keeps its own setting: everyone, your matches, or nobody. In those settings, everyone means verified members, never anyone on the open web.
Matching by proximity
You see people near you, and we tell you honestly how many that is. Profiles with a photo come first, then profiles that answer a profile question, then, if nobody in your results is within 100 km, people who say on their profile that they are open to talking at a distance, then the closest. If there are eleven people within fifty kilometres, the app says eleven: it doesn't pad the grid with profiles from three cities away.
When nobody is near you, you can widen the radius all the way to everywhere, and text personals already reach people wherever they are.
Messages
Anyone matched can message anyone matched. There's no cap on how many, no queue, and no paywall on a message you've already received.
Blocking is instant and mutual: the person disappears from your grid and you from theirs, permanently.
What's built and what isn't
The app is open in your browser, and native apps for iOS and Android are being built. The number of people near you is the real one: if it is small, you see that on your first screen rather than discovering it a week later.