Is it the same account as the Nikkup app?
Yes. If you already use Nikkup on your phone, the web app opens the same account, with your profile, matches and conversations. To sign in, scan the code on the sign-in page with the latest version of the app, or use a verified email and a password.
Can I sign in with my phone number?
No. Phone numbers with a WhatsApp or SMS code work only in the phone app. On the web, scan a code with your phone, or sign in with your email and password, or with Google if your account is linked to it.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The web app runs in your browser at app.nikkup.com, on a computer or a phone.
Can I create a new account on the web?
Yes. Sign up with your email and a password, confirmed with a 6-digit code we email you, or with Google. You then build your profile and take the same live selfie check as in the app, using your computer’s camera. No phone number is needed, and ID verification stays optional.
Is it safe to use on a shared computer?
Leave Remember me unticked. You are then signed out when you close the browser, and after 12 hours at most. You can also sign any browser out from the app, under Profile → Sign-in & security → Signed-in devices.
Can someone take a screenshot of photos on the web?
No website can block every screenshot. In the Nikkup web app, other members’ photos carry a faint watermark with a code from the viewer’s account, have no save option in the browser, and blur when you switch away. This discourages copying and makes a leaked photo traceable.
Can I sign in with a passkey?
Not yet. Adding a passkey to a Nikkup account isn’t available at the moment, so please use one of the other ways to sign in. We will update this answer when passkeys arrive.
What stays in the phone app?
Signing in with your phone number, locking Nikkup with Face ID, a fingerprint or a PIN, quick sign-in, and Avoid contacts are available only in the phone app.
Which languages can I use?
English, Urdu and Arabic, the same as the app. Urdu and Arabic are shown right to left.