terms of service

effective september 22, 2026. contact legal@sometimeschat.com. by creating or continuing an account after accepting these terms, you agree to these terms and the community rules.

accounts

you must be at least 16 and legally able to agree, with a parent or guardian’s agreement if required where you live. provide truthful age information, keep your credentials secure and do not impersonate someone else. do not use another person’s account without permission. use the password recovery link on the sign-in page if you forget your password; contact support if you need help establishing ownership.

your content

you retain ownership of your content. you give sometimes the limited permission needed to host, transmit, display, resize and moderate it for the service you request, including displaying a sticker to people who adopt it. you must have the rights and permission necessary to share it. do not upload illegal, abusive or infringing content. deleted content stops being served, subject to the privacy policy’s limited retention exceptions and copies recipients independently made.

safety

no child sexual abuse or exploitation, grooming, threats, harassment, hateful violence, non-consensual intimate material, sexual exploitation, doxxing, fraud, spam or copyright infringement. use the in-app report and block controls. the operator may remove content or restrict accounts for a violation, safety risk or legal obligation. moderation decisions can be appealed to safety@sometimeschat.com; include the relevant username or report reference. reports must be made in good faith. we may act urgently before providing an explanation where necessary to protect people or comply with law.

service and ending use

sometimes is not an emergency communications service. availability and delivery are not guaranteed. you may stop using it or delete your account at any time. we may change or discontinue the service with reasonable notice where practical and required. nothing here limits mandatory consumer protections, privacy rights, or liability that cannot lawfully be limited. these terms do not require arbitration or waive your statutory rights.