Ollyeo

Community Guidelines

Effective Date: 17 Jul 2026

OLLYEO COMMUNITY GUIDELINES

Effective Date: 17 Jul 2026

Ollyeo exists to help people build real connection-safely, respectfully, and without drama. These Community Guidelines explain what’s allowed, what’s not, and what happens when rules are broken. They apply to your use of the Ollyeo app, website, AI features, messages, profiles, and any meetups or interactions that happen because of Ollyeo.

These Guidelines are incorporated into and enforced alongside our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

1) OUR PRINCIPLES

1.1 Be Respectful

Treat people like humans. No harassment, demeaning behavior, intimidation, or cruelty.

1.2 Be Safe

Ollyeo is not a security service. Use good judgment. Meet in public when possible.

1.3 Be Real

Be honest about who you are. Don’t impersonate people, misrepresent your identity, or scam.

1.4 Keep It Legal

Don’t use Ollyeo to plan or promote illegal activity.

2) GROUPS, EVENTS, AND HOSTING (WHEN USERS CREATE EVENTS)

Ollyeo supports two ways events can happen:

  • Ollyeo-Coordinated Meetups: Ollyeo may propose times/locations, create meetup listings, invite participants, and coordinate RSVPs.

  • User-Created Events: Users may create event listings and invite others (including within groups/communities, if applicable).

Regardless of who creates the event, Ollyeo does not provide on-site supervision or security. The event host is responsible for the basics of hosting and transparency, and all attendees are responsible for their own decisions and conduct.

2.1 What Events Are For (Real Human Connection)

Ollyeo is designed for real human connection-not one-to-one services, lead-gen funnels, or pure advertising. Events should create a shared experience that adds value for attendees (e.g., conversation, games, learning, exploring, community building).

Examples that are generally acceptable: - discussions that offer new perspectives - workshops that teach or practice a skill - group activities (games, trivia, hikes, book clubs) - tours and exploration - volunteering and community service - hangouts designed for group connection

Examples that are generally not acceptable: - events that exist primarily to advertise daily deals, pricing, or promotions - listings that function mainly as sales pitches, recruiting, or lead capture - “services” offered 1:1 (or framed as 1:1) rather than community events

2.2 “Host Present” Requirement (For User-Created Events)

If you create an event, you must designate a Host of Record who will be present at the event in person (unless the event is explicitly marked as virtual).

The host’s minimum responsibilities: - confirm the correct location and time - serve as a point of contact for attendees - help newcomers feel welcomed (basic introductions/structure) - coordinate with the venue (if applicable) and follow venue rules

If we receive credible reports that user-created events repeatedly lack an in-person host, we may remove the event, limit event creation features, or remove the organizer.

2.3 Be Honest and Transparent

Event and profile information must be accurate and not misleading. When creating an event, you must clearly disclose: - what the event is and what will happen - who it’s for (requirements, expectations, accessibility considerations) - any fees, dues, minimum spend, or required purchases - whether the event is affiliated with a business, brand, organization, or sponsor - any safety-relevant constraints (e.g., outdoor terrain, physical activity level)

Misrepresentation, concealed intentions, or “bait-and-switch” listings are not allowed.

2.4 Businesses, Brands, and Promotions

Businesses may host events if the event is designed as a real community experience (e.g., trivia night, class, tasting, workshop) and not merely an advertisement. If there is an affiliation or sponsorship, it must be clearly disclosed in the event description.

2.5 Prohibited Event Themes and Communities

We do not support groups/events that promote or facilitate:

  • Violent, dangerous, or criminal behavior (including buying/selling/trading firearms, ammunition, illegal drugs; weapons/explosive-making; vandalism; militia gatherings; calls for violence)

  • Hate or harassment targeting protected classes, or conspiracy theories that promote hatred or violence

  • Terrorism or extremist recruitment/propaganda

  • Targeting individuals under 18 (Ollyeo is 18+). Family attendance is not supported unless explicitly permitted by Ollyeo in writing and compliant with law.

  • Harmful misinformation (including medical “cures,” unsafe health claims, or financial guarantees/promised returns)

  • Misrepresentation or concealed intentions (including events created to deliberately spread false information or to spark controversy as a primary purpose)

  • Pick-up artists / seduction techniques / coercive “wingman” tactics

  • Sexual exploitation (including trafficking, prostitution, escort solicitation)

  • Pornography, nudity, or publicly shared explicit sexual content

  • Regulated medical or legal services offered as professional services through the event (e.g., a clinician providing procedures; a lawyer filing legal actions). Educational/community activities are allowed.

3) SAFETY BASICS FOR MEETUPS

Ollyeo may coordinate meetups (time/location suggestions, RSVPs, group introductions), and users may also create events. Ollyeo does not supervise events or provide safety services. Use good judgment, and take precautions before, during, and after any meetup.

Recommended best practices: - Meet in public, well-lit places. - Tell a friend where you’re going and when you’ll be back. - Bring your own transportation. - Limit alcohol and never accept open drinks from strangers. - Leave if you feel unsafe.

If you are in immediate danger, call 911 (U.S.) or your local emergency number. If you or someone else is experiencing a mental health crisis or thoughts of suicide or self-harm, call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (U.S.).

4) COMMUNITY STANDARDS: WHAT’S NOT ALLOWED

These rules apply across the platform and to conduct connected to Ollyeo meetups.

4.1 Violence, Threats, and Intimidation

Not allowed: - threats of violence, encouraging violence, or intimidation - extortion, blackmail, coercion - promoting self-harm or encouraging suicide

4.2 Harassment, Stalking, and Bullying

Not allowed: - unwanted repeated contact after someone asks you to stop - stalking or doxxing - sexual harassment, unwanted sexual comments, or pressure - targeting someone to humiliate, shame, or control them

4.3 Hate, Discrimination, and Dehumanizing Speech

Not allowed: - hate speech, slurs, or degrading content targeting protected classes - threats or advocacy of harm against protected groups

4.4 Sexual Exploitation and Non-Consensual Sexual Conduct

Not allowed: - sexual coercion, sexual assault, or non-consensual sexual content - sharing intimate images without consent - any content that glorifies sexual violence

4.5 Minors and Child Safety — Standards Against Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE)

Ollyeo is 18+ — no one under 18 may create an account or use the Service — and we have zero tolerance for CSAE anywhere on Ollyeo.

Not allowed, in any form:

  • child sexual abuse material ("CSAM"), or any content that sexualizes, sexually depicts, or sexually exploits anyone under 18

  • soliciting, grooming, or attempting to arrange sexual contact with a minor, whether on or off the platform

  • sextortion, trafficking, or any other sexual exploitation of a minor

  • any other content or conduct that endangers minors

4.6 Fraud, Scams, and Financial Exploitation

Not allowed: - romance scams, fake emergencies, “help me pay” narratives - requests for money, gift cards, crypto, bank details, or logins - phishing, identity theft, or impersonation for gain

4.7 Illegal Goods and Services

Not allowed: - promotion, sale, or facilitation of illegal drugs or controlled substances - prostitution or escort solicitation - trafficking or exploitation - illegal weapons transactions - money laundering or other criminal facilitation

4.8 Spam and Solicitation

Not allowed: - spam, mass messaging, bots, automation - unsolicited commercial promotions, lead-gen, or advertising - MLM/pyramid/Ponzi schemes

4.9 Privacy Violations and Doxxing

Not allowed: - sharing someone’s personal info without consent (address, phone, workplace, IDs) - stalking via photos, locations, or identifying details - recording others at a meetup without consent where required by law

4.10 Platform Abuse and Security Violations

Not allowed: - scraping, data mining, or harvesting user data - circumventing bans or enforcement actions - hacking, malware, or interfering with the Service

4.11 Extremism and Terrorism

Not allowed: - content promoting extremist or terrorist organizations - recruitment or propaganda

5) CONTENT GUIDELINES (PROFILES, MESSAGES, MEDIA)

5.1 Types of Content on Ollyeo

Content may include: profile info, bios, photos, messages, meetup details, links, and AI-assisted prompts or suggestions.

5.2 What You Can Post

We encourage: - authentic profiles - respectful communication - constructive feedback

5.3 What You Can’t Post

Not allowed: - nudity or sexually explicit content - graphic violence - hateful or harassing content - illegal activity promotion - personal data about others - copyrighted content you don’t have rights to share - malware links or tracking tools

6) MEETUP-SPECIFIC RULES

Because Ollyeo is designed for offline connection, we enforce stricter standards for meetup conduct.

6.1 Consent and Boundaries

  • Respect “no” immediately.

  • Do not pressure anyone for contact information, intimacy, or continued interaction.

6.2 Alcohol and Substances

  • Don’t pressure others to drink.

  • Don’t attend meetups intoxicated in a way that creates risk.

  • If alcohol is present, you remain responsible for your choices and legal compliance.

6.3 Safety and Location Behavior

Not allowed: - moving the group to a private residence without clear, voluntary consent - isolating a participant - bringing weapons where prohibited - any conduct that creates a credible safety risk

6.4 Respect Venue Rules

Partner venues and public locations have their own rules. Follow staff instructions and comply with posted policies.

7) REPORTING, INVESTIGATIONS, AND ENFORCEMENT

7.1 How to Report

Use the in-app reporting tools or contact form https://www.ollyeo.com/contact.

If you believe someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.

In case of CSAE violations, in addition to in-app reporting, you can also report them by emailing us at safety+csae@ollyeo.com

7.2 What Happens After a Report

We may review information such as messages, profile content, meetup details, and prior reports. We may ask you for additional details.

7.3 Enforcement Actions

We may take any action we deem appropriate, including: - warnings - content removal - temporary feature limits - suspension - permanent bans - or in CSAE violation cases or other safety concerns, report them to law enforcement.

We may act without notice where permitted by law. Serious violations may result in immediate removal.

7.4 Appeals

Where appropriate, you may request a review of certain enforcement decisions by contacting support at “https://www.ollyeo.com/contact” .

8) DO NOT RELY ON “VERIFIED” AS A SAFETY GUARANTEE

If Ollyeo offers verification features, they are intended to confirm limited account attributes (for example, control of a phone number or a selfie match). Verification is not a background check and is not a guarantee of identity, intent, or safety.

9) RESPECTFUL AI USE

If you use Olly AI features: - don’t try to generate abusive content - don’t request or share personal data of other users - don’t use AI to harass or manipulate others

AI output can be inaccurate. Use judgment.

10) CHANGES TO THESE GUIDELINES

We may update these Guidelines from time to time. Material changes will be communicated within the App or via email.

11) CONTACT

Questions or concerns:

Email: support+communityguidelines@ollyeo.com

Ollyeo, Inc. https://www.ollyeo.com