Community Guidelines
Last Updated: June 29, 2026 · Version 1.0
Welcome to Suppertime. We exist to help solo travelers find each other, share real-world activities, and turn a trip into shared experiences. That only works if everyone feels safe and respected — on the app and in person. These Guidelines explain what we expect from you and what isn’t allowed. They are part of, and should be read together with, our Terms and Conditions.
If you break these Guidelines, we may remove the content, give you a warning, restrict or suspend your account, or permanently remove you from Suppertime — depending on how serious the behavior is and whether it has happened before. Serious safety violations can result in an immediate, permanent ban. Where the law requires it, we may also report conduct to the authorities.
We use a combination of automated tools and human review to keep the community safe, and we keep improving those tools over time.
The basics
Suppertime is for meeting people through activities — not for dating. Suppertime helps travelers connect around shared plans and group experiences. It is not a dating app, a hookup app, or a place to solicit sex or romantic encounters. Sexual advances, pressure, unwanted flirting, or using the app to pursue romantic or sexual contact can lead to restrictions, suspension, or a permanent ban.
Be respectful. Treat every traveler the way you’d want to be treated. Harassment, bullying, intimidation, and threats have no place here.
No hate. We don’t allow hateful, demeaning, or dehumanizing content targeting anyone based on race, ethnicity, nationality, gender, sexual orientation, religion, disability, age, or any similar characteristic.
Be real. Use your real name or a real nickname, your own photos, and accurate details about yourself. Fake profiles, impersonation, and lying about your age, location, or intentions are not allowed.
Keep it clean. Don’t post sexually explicit, vulgar, or graphic content, and never send unsolicited explicit images or messages.
You must be 18 or older. Suppertime is an adults-only community because it arranges real-world meetups between people who don’t know each other yet.
What’s not allowed
These rules apply everywhere on Suppertime — in your profile, in activities you create, in group chats, in city ratings and insights, and at the in-person meetups you arrange through the app.
- Violence and harm. No threats, stalking, harassment, or any physical or sexual misconduct, online or offline.
- Sexual content and solicitation. No explicit or sexually provocative content, no sex work, and no promoting either. No unsolicited sexual messages or images, ever.
- Anyone under 18. Regardless of local law, people under 18 may not use Suppertime or attend activities arranged through it. Don’t post photos or information about minors, and don’t use the app to arrange contact with a minor.
- Illegal activity. Don’t use Suppertime in connection with anything illegal, including the sale or use of illegal drugs.
- Scams and money requests. Don’t deceive people for financial gain, and don’t ask other users for money, gifts, loans, donations, or financial or banking details. Suppertime will never ask you for your payment or banking information.
- Spam and commercial misuse. Suppertime is not a marketplace. Don’t post unsolicited advertising, promotions, bulk messages, or misleading links, and don’t create activities purely to advertise a business.
- Disturbing or harmful content. Don’t share content promoting self-harm, eating disorders, dangerous challenges, or violent extremism, and don’t post graphic depictions of injury, blood, or weapons.
- Gaming the system. Don’t use bots, scrapers, or automated tools to access the app or collect data, don’t try to bypass our security checks, and don’t create a new account to get around a ban or restriction.
- Bad-faith reports. Don’t file reports you know to be false, and don’t abuse our reporting or appeals tools.
Your profile
- Your profile photos must be of you — not of someone else, a celebrity, or a stock image.
- Use your real name or a genuine nickname.
- You must be at least 18.
- Keep sensitive details out of your bio — no phone numbers, home or hotel addresses, email addresses, or financial information. What you share publicly, you share at your own risk.
Profile text and photos are automatically screened for safety, and we may remove anything that breaks these Guidelines.
Activity group chats
Suppertime’s chat is group chat tied to an activity — there are no private one-to-one DMs. When you join or host an activity, you’re talking with the whole group. Keep that in mind:
- Protect your privacy. Don’t post — or pressure others to share — personal contact details like phone numbers, addresses, or emails in the chat.
- Be careful with plans. Avoid posting exactly where you’re staying or precise arrival times in a group of people you’ve just met.
- Keep planning on Suppertime. Arrange the details of an activity within the app rather than moving people to other platforms, where our safety tools can’t help you.
- Never share financial details, and remember Suppertime will never ask for them.
Messages may be screened automatically and reviewed if reported. Accounts used to harass, spam, or solicit through chats may be restricted or banned.
City ratings and insights
When you rate a city or share an insight, keep it honest and helpful:
- Share your own genuine experience — don’t post false, misleading, or defamatory claims.
- Don’t include other people’s private information, or sexual, hateful, or promotional content.
- City insights are screened automatically and may be removed if they break these Guidelines.
In-person activities
Activities are real-world meetups organized through Suppertime. Activities can be public (anyone can join) or private (the host approves each request to join), and they automatically expire after the duration the host picks, along with their group chat. Whether you’re hosting or joining:
- Activities are for Suppertime users 18 and older. No minors, ever.
- Follow local laws — including rules on alcohol, controlled substances, and public conduct. If you’re unsure whether something is allowed, don’t do it.
- Put your safety first. Meet in public places, tell a friend or family member your plans, and trust your instincts if something feels off.
- Hosts: give accurate, current details — time, place, group size, and what to expect. Participants: read the details carefully before you commit.
- Show up, or give notice. Let the group know promptly if you need to cancel. Repeated last-minute cancellations or no-shows may lead to account action.
- Handle your own costs. Participants are responsible for splitting and paying their own bills. Suppertime does not process or facilitate payments between users.
- Suppertime is not responsible for the conduct of users or the outcome of any in-person meetup. You take part at your own discretion and risk.
Blocking, reporting, and emergencies
In an emergency, contact your local emergency services or the police first. Suppertime is not an emergency service.
- Blocking. If another user makes you uncomfortable, you can block them from their profile or a chat. Once blocked, they can no longer reach you or see your profile.
- Reporting. Blocking someone doesn’t tell us what happened. If a user or piece of content breaks these Guidelines, please report it in the app so our team can review it. If you see something concerning during an activity, report it as soon as you can.
- Don’t misuse these tools. Using blocking or reporting to harass others — for example, repeatedly blocking and unblocking the same person, or filing bad-faith reports — is itself a violation and may lead to suspension or removal.
A final note
These Guidelines can’t list every possible situation. The spirit behind them is simple: be honest, be kind, keep people safe, and use good judgment. When something falls short of that spirit, we may act to protect the community even if it isn’t spelled out word-for-word above.
Questions or concerns? Contact us at support@suppertime.xyz.