Find your person. Share the trail.
TrekTwo is a dating app for walkers. Instead of guessing from six photos and a one-liner, you match on the things that actually decide whether a day out works: how far you like to go, how much climbing you enjoy, how fast you walk, and when you are free.
We are building it now, in the UK. Join the waitlist and we will tell you when it opens.
Join the waitlist
One email to confirm your address. One more when we launch.
The waitlist opens soon. We are not collecting any details yet — check back here.
How it works
Three steps, then a walk.
No swiping through people you would never spend six hours on a hill with.
Step 1: Say how you walk
Distance, ascent, pace, terrain, early starts, dogs, and the days you are actually free. It takes a couple of minutes and it is the part that does the work.
Step 2: Meet people who match
We only show you people whose walking overlaps with yours and whose intentions match yours — dating, something serious, a regular companion, or friendship.
Step 3: Plan a walk, in your own time
Say hello, agree a route you both fancy, and sort the details in chat. Meet when you are ready, somewhere public, on a walk you have both chosen.
Safety
What we do, and what we do not do.
We would rather be plain about this than sell you a feeling of security.
Photo verification
Members can verify by matching a live selfie to their photos. It confirms the photos are of the person using the account — nothing more. It is not a background check, and a verified badge is not a judgement about anyone’s character.
Photos reviewed before they appear
Every uploaded photo is moderated before anyone else can see it. Profiles that break the community guidelines are removed.
Block and report, always one tap away
Blocking and reporting are reachable from every profile and every conversation. Reports go to a human reviewer, and you can report someone without them ever knowing.
To be clear: TrekTwo is an app for meeting people. It is not a safety device. It cannot contact the emergency services, it does not track you or check in on you while you are out, and it needs an ordinary mobile data connection to work at all. Verification tells you a photo is genuine — it does not tell you a person is safe. Plan your route, check the forecast, carry a map, and tell someone you trust where you are going and when you expect to be back.
Your walking profile
The bit that does the matching.
Tap through a few sets of options. We use the overlap to decide who you see — so a fell-runner who is up at five is not shown a towpath stroller who is free on Sunday afternoons.
Distance
- Under 5 km
- 5–10 km
- 10–15 km
- 15–25 km
- 25 km+
Ascent
- Flat — under 150 m
- Rolling — 150–400 m
- Hilly — 400–800 m
- Mountainous — 800 m+
Terrain
- Canal & towpath
- Woodland
- Coastal
- Moorland
- Fell & mountain
- Scrambling
- Long-distance paths
When you are free
- Weekday mornings
- Weekday evenings
- Saturdays
- Sundays
- Multi-day trips
An illustration of the in-app preference picker. The filled options are an example selection, not controls.
Waitlist
Be there on day one.
We will email you once to confirm your address, and once when TrekTwo opens. You can unsubscribe from either link.
The waitlist opens soon. We are not collecting any details yet — check back here.