• Approach people as you would like to be approached.
• Do not stalk them.
• Sometimes someone’s just not up for a chat, so accept that.
• Respect the privacy of others.
• No means no.
• This is not Pokemon, you don’t have to catch ‘m all.
• Having spoken to someone before sending an invitation always works better, and our app can help with that too.
• If in doubt, do not accept someone; also check, for example, whether their email address matches with the company.
• There is a block button, which serves to block someone permanently.
• Report any abuse.
• Proper networking is not only about receiving but also about giving, so make yourself interesting for the other person too. A good profile will help with this.
• You are not permitted to use Great to Meet for non-business purposes.
• Always enter your correct data, with a clear and recent profile picture.
• Please also read our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Statement

The timeframe in the Meet-Feed indicates the time when you first met each other. The profile shows the time when you were last in each other’s direct surroundings.

Patience is a virtue. Sometimes someone just hasn’t gotten around to it yet. Of course, it may also be that someone doesn’t know enough about who you are and why you might be interesting for them.

You can block people. These people will then no longer appear in your Meet-Feed and you will no longer appear in theirs. Blocking is forever and irreversible. Use the force wisely!

Yes, there is an eye icon at the top left of the Meet Feed. Click on it to see how it can be switched off. Off really means off. When your visibility is off, we don’t register anything, nobody can see you, and you can’t see anybody in turn. From that moment until you switch it on again, you will not appear in other people’s Meet-Feeds and your Meet-Feed will not fill up either.

Off really means off. When your visibility is off, we don’t register anything, nobody can see you, and you can’t see anybody in turn. From this moment until the moment you switch it on again, you will not appear in other people’s Meet-Feed.

Yep, you can type something new and change your icebreaker. Useful for different situations or events. For example, if you are at a conference and hoping to get an answer to a particular question, You can pose that question as an icebreaker!

Yes! Your private information will not be shared by default. You can decide if and with whom you share anything. In your profile, there is a button in the top right corner that says ‘more’. Go here to decide what you want to share. You can adjust this individually, per person.

Any network is only as strong as its users. To make the app as interesting as possible, it is in everyone’s best interest that as many people as possible use it. We would therefore like to ask you, the user, to help our community grow. In exchange for inviting new users, we will give you some killer features.

At the moment, sending two invitations to acquaintances who do not yet use the app will allow you to make notes with your contacts. Super convenient! And we have more surprises in store for you in the future.

Your contacts will be automatically updated in the Great to Meet app, so you’ll never again have to deal with outdated contact information, updating contact lists or maintaining stacks of business cards.

We have adjusted the Meet-Feed so that it uses as little battery power as possible. It may happen that it just fails to register a new contact. You can then refresh the app manually by pulling down the Meet-Feed.

Yes, but please note: deleted really means deleted. All of your data and contacts will be lost too.

We have designed the GTM app to consume as little of your battery power as possible.

Name, job title, company you work for, company logo, icebreaker, bio and photo.

As the name implies, it is intended to break the ice. It gives someone else an indication of what you would like to talk about. It makes it easy(er) to contact a stranger, in all possible situations.