Community guidelines

Last updated 3 October 2026

MeetMeHere works because strangers turn up to the same place every week and become regulars. These guidelines keep it a place people want to come back to. They apply to everything you post, every chat, and every session you go to through the app. They sit alongside our terms.

Show up

If you RSVP, come along. If you can't, un-RSVP so the host can plan. Hosts: keep your group's time and place up to date, and cancel sessions in the app rather than leaving people waiting.

Be welcoming

Everyone was new once. Say hi to first-timers, include people, and keep conversations friendly.

Zero tolerance

None of the following is allowed, in chats, profiles, group listings or at sessions:

• Harassment, bullying, or unwanted contact after someone has asked you to stop.
• Hate speech, or discrimination based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexuality, disability or any other part of who someone is.
• Threats, violence, or encouraging anyone to hurt themselves or others.
• Sexual or explicit content, and unwanted advances.
• Spam, scams, selling, or recruiting for unrelated causes.
• Pretending to be someone else, or making a fake profile.
• Anything unlawful, including sharing someone's private information.

You must be 18 or older to use MeetMeHere.

Report it

If something isn't right, tell us. In the app, long-press a message and tap Report, open someone's profile and tap Report, or tap ··· on a group and choose Report group. Reports are private: the person is never told who reported them. You can also email hello@meetmehere.com.au.

To stop hearing from someone straight away, open their profile and tap Block. They can't message you or send friend requests, and you won't see their messages in group chats.

What happens next

We review every report within 24 hours. When content breaks these guidelines we remove it and remove the account that posted it. Serious or repeated breaches mean a permanent ban. Where someone's safety is at risk, we will involve the police.

Stay safe

Groups meet in public places, so keep it that way: meet at the listed venue, tell a friend where you're going, and leave if anything feels wrong. If someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first (000 in Australia, 911 in the US, 999 in the UK), then let us know.

Contact

Questions about these guidelines: hello@meetmehere.com.au.