“Near me” means near the person receiving the massage
If you book for yourself, your current location may be the correct search point. If you arrange a massage for a parent, partner or hotel guest elsewhere, search from their service address—not from your phone. Otherwise, a profile can appear close to the buyer while being outside the therapist’s practical route.
Choose the location rule before opening profiles
Use the address where the session will happen, which may differ from your current GPS location if you are travelling. Add the district/ward, building or hotel and the correct entrance.
Use the recipient’s address and obtain their consent before sharing contact or access details. Make sure they know the service, price, duration, arriving profile and how to stop or change the session.
Keep the buyer, recipient and therapist on one confirmed record
Selects the service and provides the correct destination—not an approximate neighborhood.
Confirms availability, visitor access, treatment preference and personal boundaries.
Accepts the address, live time and service scope shown in the booking.
Needs the booking/profile ID and written record to resolve a mismatch or delay.
Decide in advance who receives arrival messages and who authorizes any time or price change. Do not leave the recipient surprised by an unannounced home visit.
Access details and health notes need different handling
Provide the building, unit/room, lobby, visitor rule, meeting point and a reachable contact through the official booking channel. Never send an OTP, account password or recovery code.
The recipient—not the gift buyer—should explain pressure, target areas, areas to avoid, allergies or relevant health information directly where possible. Do not disclose private details without permission.
Stop before the session if the live record does not match
The arriving person should match the photo, name or ID in the booking. A substitute needs confirmation through the official channel.
Repeat the treatment name, duration, displayed price and agreed extras before setup. Do not make an unrecorded change at the door.
If travel or access creates a delay, agree to a new start time, replacement or reschedule; do not silently shorten the massage.
New injury, swelling, fever, unexplained numbness or severe persistent pain needs appropriate medical advice, not a promise that massage will treat it.
The rail cannot know a gift recipient’s address automatically
Search where the session happens, then confirm who receives each message
A correct destination and consent-aware handoff prevent false “near me” results, surprise visits and unrecorded changes.
Find profiles for the service address