Community guidelines
Hellohood works because people are kind, real and show up. These rules apply in the app, in chats and at every meetup.
- Be kind. No harassment, bullying, threats or hate — about anyone’s origin, religion, gender, sexuality, disability, age or looks.
- Hellohood is not a dating app. No sexual messages, pressure or "hookup" plans. Flirting that makes someone uncomfortable is harassment.
- Be real. Your own photos, name and age. No fake profiles or pretending to be someone else.
- No drugs or illegal stuff. No plans or messages about buying, selling or using illegal drugs.
- No selling or spam. Don’t use plans or chats to sell things, recruit for MLM, or push people into paid groups. Free community meetups — language exchanges, run clubs, cultural groups — are welcome, even if you organize them every week.
- Show up or say so. If you can’t make it, tap "Can’t make it". Repeated no-shows lower your show-up rate.
- Meet in public places. Plans must be in public or clearly described venues. No private-home plans with strangers.
- 18+ only. No one under 18, and no plans aimed at minors.
- Respect privacy. Don’t share other people’s photos, locations or chats without consent. No filming people at meetups without asking.
- Keep it safe. No violence, weapons, dangerous challenges, or pressuring people to drink.
What happens if someone breaks the rules
Depending on how serious it is: a warning, content removed, a 24-hour or 7-day restriction, or a permanent ban. Threats, violence, sexual harassment, scams and anything involving minors lead to an immediate ban — and we involve the police when the law requires it.
Always a reason, always an appeal
If we act on your account, you’ll always see which rule and why. You can appeal every decision — a real person answers within 48 hours. Blocking someone for your own safety will never get you in trouble.
Questions? Contact us.