🇨🇭 Switzerland
getme in Switzerland
Four national languages and a lot of international residents: Switzerland is a natural fit for an English-first community.
Optional plans in CHF: Plus CHF 9.90/month, Premium CHF 19.90/month. Card payments are processed in EUR at the equivalent EUR price. Paid plans open once checkout launches in Switzerland; everything else is free.
Singles in your neighbourhood first, then the rest of your city.
Find people for walks, sport, food and new-in-town meetups.
Hire help and check them against Zefix, the central business name index.
Verified helplines and how the revised Federal Act on Data Protection protects you.
Cities
Lake swims in summer and a large international workforce.
5 neighbourhoods: Kreis 4, Wiedikon, Seefeld…
French-speaking and home to the UN in Europe and many NGOs.
4 neighbourhoods: Plainpalais, Eaux-Vives, Carouge…
Where Switzerland meets France and Germany; people swim down the Rhine in summer.
4 neighbourhoods: Kleinbasel, St. Johann, Gundeldingen…
The federal city, with a UNESCO-listed old town of arcades.
4 neighbourhoods: Länggasse, Breitenrain, Lorraine…
Steep streets down to Lake Geneva and a big student population.
4 neighbourhoods: Flon, Ouchy, Sous-Gare…
Help in Switzerland
Emergency: 112 · Non-emergency police: 117 (police), 144 (ambulance)
- Die Dargebotene Hand / La Main Tendue · 143 · 24/7, anonymous
- Victim support (Opferhilfe / aide aux victimes) · Find your cantonal centre
Guides
Frequently asked questions
Is getme available in Switzerland?
Yes. You can join from anywhere in Switzerland. We have local pages for Zürich, Geneva, Basel, Bern, Lausanne, and people near you are shown first. getme is in English; German, French and Italian are on our roadmap.
What does getme cost in Switzerland?
Joining, matching, chatting, making friends and posting are free. Optional Plus and Premium plans are priced in CHF.
How is my data protected?
We handle the data of members in Switzerland under the revised Federal Act on Data Protection (nFADP, in force since 1 September 2023). You can complain to the Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner (FDPIC).
What should I do in an emergency?
Call 112. Our Switzerland safety page lists verified helplines, including Die Dargebotene Hand / La Main Tendue (143).