Your inbox is invitation-only by default
A stranger’s first message arrives as a request, held outside your inbox until you accept it — and no photos can be sent until you do. New members start with a setting that asks people to actually engage with you (a comment, a follow) before a first message can land at all. You decide who gets in.
Reporting that actually does something
Report a piece of content and the serious stuff — someone sharing your photo without consent, someone posting your address or workplace — comes down on report, not into a queue that never moves. When several people independently report the same account, its ability to cold-message others is paused pending review, so a determined harasser can’t keep going while you wait.
A ban means a ban
When we remove someone, they’re removed — logged out everywhere on the spot, not free to keep operating until some token expires. And we will never treat you as the rule-breaker for documenting abuse that was done to you.
You're in control of your presence
Block that sticks and can't be dodged by a second persona. Mute someone to stop seeing them without a full block. Keep interests matchable but off your public profile. No algorithm studying your behavior to decide what you see — your feed runs on your choices.
The boundaries we enforce
- Consent is not optional.
- No unsolicited explicit content.
- No harassment, threats, doxxing, or non-consensual imagery.
- No content involving minors, ever — reviewed and preserved for law enforcement.
Read the full Community Guidelines and Acceptable Use.