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Taimi review
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Good for: Trans and queer people who want an LGBTQ+-only app with dating and community in one place.
Skip it if: You want the biggest pool of people nearby: mainstream apps are much larger.
Visit Taimi
Taimi is built for LGBTQ+ people only, which changes the starting point: you don't have to explain your gender to an app designed around cis straight users. It mixes dating with a social feed and groups, so it can also work as a way to meet other trans people as friends.
On privacy, its policy is clearer than most. Gender identity can appear on your profile; sexual orientation and sex-life details are shown only if you give explicit consent. Taimi says it does not sell data for money but may share some for advertising, which California law treats as a sale, so use the opt-out. It lists a photo-verification processor, but its terms also say it has no obligation to screen users, so a verified badge is a good sign, not a guarantee.
Taimi is run by Social Impact Inc. in Las Vegas, and the App Store lists Gold from $8.49 to $34.99 depending on plan length. Try the free tier for a week in your area first. For how it compares with Tinder, Hinge and the rest, see our trans-inclusive apps guide.
Is Taimi good for trans people?
Yes, for many. It is LGBTQ+-only, lets you show your gender identity, shows sexual orientation only with your consent, and offers photo verification. It is smaller than mainstream apps, so pair it with one of them. Our guide to trans-inclusive dating apps compares it with OkCupid, Feeld, Tinder and Hinge.
The facts
- Cost
- Free to use with limits. The US App Store lists Bronze, Silver and Gold tiers, with Gold from $8.49 to $34.99 depending on the plan length. Check the in-app quote before you subscribe.[1]
- Who uses it
- Taimi publishes no audited user numbers that we could confirm, so we don't repeat the totals in its marketing. (Our own check: no published source found.)
- Verification & safety tools
- Taimi's privacy policy lists a photo-verification and moderation processor (Nyckel). Its terms also say it has no obligation to verify or screen users, so verification is a signal, not a guarantee.[2][3]
- Privacy record
- The privacy policy says gender identity can be public on your profile, and that sexual orientation and sex-life data are shown only with explicit consent. Taimi says it does not sell data for money but may share some for advertising, which California law counts as a sale; you can opt out.[2]
- Bots, fakes & regulators
- We found no regulator action or credible investigation about fake profiles here. That is not proof there are none: report anything that looks automated. (Our own check: no published source found.)