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To create a group: tap the + button on your Groups screen, give the group a name, and choose the criteria that define it (for example a shared interest, age range, or lifestyle). Habr then surfaces people who match so you can invite them.

To join a group: you join by accepting an invitation. When someone invites you, or when Habr matches you to a group built around things you have in common, the invitation appears in the app for you to accept or decline.

Habr is built for real connection, not endless scrolling. Limiting membership to two groups keeps each group small and active, so conversations stay personal and everyone actually shows up.

It also keeps matches meaningful: when a group has a free spot, it goes to someone who genuinely fits. If you'd like to join a different group, you can leave one you're in to free up a spot.

When you complete your profile, you answer questions about your interests, lifestyle, and what matters to you. Each group is defined by a set of criteria, the specific answers its members have in common.

Habr compares your answers to a group's criteria and matches you when you genuinely line up across multiple criteria. That's why a Habr group feels different: everyone in it shares real common ground, not just a follow.

Open the profile of the user or the group you want to report, tap the ··· menu, and choose Report. Pick a reason and add any details that help us understand what happened.

Every report is reviewed by our team, and we take action on anything that breaks our rules. If you ever feel unsafe, you can also email us directly at [email protected].

You can delete your account at any time, directly in the app:

More › Delete Account

Confirm when prompted, and your account is scheduled for deletion right away. See the section below for exactly what gets removed and how long it takes.