How Klaustar works
Social media shows you what happened. Klaustar shows you what's happening — physically, nearby, today.
Discover
Open the app and see activities happening in your area — on a feed and on a live map. Filter by category, vibe, and when: today, tomorrow, or this weekend.
Join
Request a spot, chat with the host and other participants, and get reminders before it starts. Spots are limited, so groups stay small and personal.
Meet up
Show up, check in with a QR code, and meet people for real. Afterwards, rate the experience so good hosts get recognised.
Built around safety
Meeting strangers from the internet only works if everyone is who they say they are. Safety isn't a feature we added — it's the foundation.
Verified identities
Every user verifies with their National Identification Number (NIN) and a matching selfie before they can participate. No anonymous accounts, no under-18s.
Accountable hosts
Hosts build a visible track record: ratings, completed activities, and verification badges. QR check-in confirms who actually attended.
Tools that protect
Report and block from anywhere in the app, an optional emergency contact, and a moderation team behind it. Problems have consequences.
Where we are today
Klaustar is built and operated by Chatztime Digital Limited, a Nigerian company based in Lagos. The app is in private beta with an invite list concentrated in Lagos, ahead of a public release on the App Store and Google Play. The platform itself covers all of Nigeria — Lagos is simply where the first communities are forming.
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