---
title: "Noonlight — Trust & Safety Profile | DII"
url: https://www.datingindustryinsights.com/companies/noonlight
description: "Emergency response integration for dating apps founded 2013 partnered with Tinder via Match Group. Date safety and emergency services coordination."
lang: en-GB
---

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# Noonlight

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""Noonlight is a connected safety platform co-founded in 2013 that provides emergency response integration for dating apps, most prominently through its partnership with Tinder via Match Group's 2020 strategic investment in the company. The Noonlight integration enables Tinder users to share detailed date timeline information—including when, where, and who they are meeting—with Noonlight's servers, allowing the app to automatically alert 911 and first responders if a user discreetly triggers an emergency alert during a date through the Noonlight mobile app.

Noonlight's unique value proposition for dating platforms is its ability to maintain privacy while enabling emergency response; only data that users explicitly choose to share is transmitted to Noonlight servers, addressing privacy concerns that arise when dating apps collect date location and companion information. The Noonlight Timeline feature, rolled out with Tinder's January 2020 safety update, represents the first mainstream integration of emergency response technology in a dating app and reflects industry recognition that dating platform safety extends beyond content moderation to real-world user protection.

The feature's architectural design ensures that Noonlight operates as a user safety tool rather than a data harvesting mechanism, with emergency activation being entirely under user control and manual. Noonlight has expanded partnerships across Match Group's dating portfolio beyond Tinder, though specific deployment details remain limited. The platform continues to represent a critical bridge between digital dating safety (identity verification, messaging moderation) and physical world safety (emergency response), addressing user anxiety about meeting strangers from dating apps.""

USA Founded 2013

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