BE A PERSON, NOT A PROBLEM

COMMUNITY RULES

SwipeBot is here to help adults meet—not to help scammers, harassers, recruiters, or aspiring internet villains find an audience.

Last updated August 8, 2026.

Do Not Make People Regret Installing This

Be honest, take no for an answer, and remember there is a person on the other side of the screen. End a conversation when you are no longer interested. Do not turn rejection into an argument, a campaign, or content.

Use Your Own Face and Your Current Life

One person gets one account. Use current photos that look like you and accurate information about your age and intentions. No impersonation, catfishing, AI-generated people, hidden commercial purpose, or duplicate accounts. Group photos cannot be your main photo, and old photos should be labeled.

No Harassment, Threats, or Stalking

Do not threaten, stalk, shame, insult, publish private information, contact somebody after a block, or attack a person because of who they are. Credible threats and stalking receive urgent review.

No Money Between Daters

Do not ask for or offer loans, gift cards, cryptocurrency, investments, travel money, emergency expenses, paid content, or account credentials. SwipeBot is not a marketplace, fundraiser, wallet, or payment service.

No Recruiting or Selling

No advertising, lead generation, recruiting, compensated dating, escorting, trafficking, prostitution, influencer farming, fundraising, or promotion of products, events, channels, or other dating services.

You Have to Do Your Own Dating

No outside bots may create accounts, scrape profiles, fake engagement, contact members, or impersonate a person. SwipeBot Dating Twins may run clearly labeled synthetic compatibility exercises with another opted-in Twin, but they never send romantic messages to a human as you.

A simulated Twin conversation remains private unless both people have matched and both separately approve featuring it. Either person may decline. Approval for one memory is not approval for another.

Offline Conduct Still Counts

Serious misconduct connected to a SwipeBot interaction can be reported, including assault, stalking, theft, fraud, coercion, discriminatory abuse, or repeated deliberate no-shows. Reports are reviewed privately. There are no public star ratings for people.

What Happens When Someone Breaks the Rules

Depending on the problem, SwipeBot may warn, remove content, require another identity check, limit discovery, suspend, or remove an account. Serious or unclear cases receive human review. Retaliatory or coordinated false reporting is also a violation.

Report, Block, and Appeal

The in-app Report flow is not available before launch. Use Contact; this is the current reporting method. At launch, the intended flow will report from the profile, conversation, image, or date plan. Blocking will end contact immediately. We do not disclose who filed a report. Eligible account actions can be appealed through Contact. For immediate danger, contact emergency services first.