Safety
Mystery should be fun, not risky. These are the principles behind the e-z.rsvp experience.
Last updated: June 2026
e-z.rsvp is designed around public, established venues and experiences rather than private or unsafe locations.
Hidden details should never mean hidden risk. The goal is to preserve surprise while keeping core safety boundaries clear.
Events can include organizer details, capacity limits, age requirements, safety notes, accessibility notes, and dress-code expectations.
Organizer and event information should be reviewed before experiences are made available to users.
Users can set maximum ticket price and location-radius preferences before RSVP. The app should respect those boundaries when matching events.
Internal event addresses may be used for distance calculations, while the user-facing location can remain hidden until reveal time.
Groups help users coordinate with friends, see RSVP statuses, and plan shared mystery experiences.
Group codes should be shared only with people the group wants to invite.
If something feels inaccurate, unsafe, or suspicious, users should contact support before attending the event.
For emergencies or immediate safety concerns, contact local emergency services first.