See who’s around. Say what you want.
CRUZD is a hookup app for gay, bi, trans, queer, and curious men who want a faster way to find each other without putting their whole life on display.
Updated September 4, 2026
Why CRUZD exists
Most guys are not opening a hookup app for a speech. They want to know who is close, who is into what, and who might actually be free. CRUZD keeps that part quick while giving privacy, consent, and safety real weight.
The grid, map, CRUZES, messages, availability, and profile tags are built to help men be direct. You can be blunt about sex without being careless with another person’s boundaries.
Who belongs here
CRUZD welcomes gay, bi, trans, queer, and curious men across ages, bodies, races, identities, abilities, and types. Not everybody is looking for the same thing. Be yourself, be honest about what you want, and do not treat another guy like a category instead of a person.
Private unless you choose otherwise
Member profiles begin private. Some guys may deliberately publish a limited profile for more reach. Others will keep everything inside CRUZD. Neither choice is unusual, and CRUZD will never make that choice for you.
Public profiles never show live location, distance, online status, CRUZING Now, messages, CRUZES, or private albums. Turning a public profile off removes it from CRUZD’s public pages, but search engines and outside services may keep an older copy for a while.
Sign in without handing over your profile
Use Google or ask CRUZD to email you a one-time sign-in link. Google is used to verify the account. We do not use your Google name, photo, contacts, or location to build your CRUZD profile. With email sign-in, there is no password to remember or lose.
Cloudflare Turnstile helps stop automated signup abuse. It is a quiet security check, not another profile about you.
Always ready when you are
There is no app update to manage. Open CRUZD and the current version is already there on your phone, tablet, foldable, laptop, or desktop.
CRUZD is in beta. Things will improve quickly, and the Report a Bug and Request a Feature buttons are there when something feels off or you have a better idea.