Safety
If you're in danger right now.
Stop reading and call. You can come back to the platform later.
Crisis lines
- Suicide & Crisis Lifeline988
- RAINN (sexual assault)1-800-656-4673
- Domestic Violence Hotline1-800-799-7233
- Cyber Civil Rights Initiative (NCII)ccri.org
Consent isn't a checkbox.
Consent is ongoing. It can be withdrawn at any moment, for any reason or no reason. Pressuring someone into "yes" is not consent. A scene you agreed to last week is not a permission slip for tonight.
SSC — safe, sane, consensual. The classic frame. RACK — risk-aware consensual kink. Acknowledges that nothing is fully "safe" and asks both people to do the homework. PRICK — personal responsibility, informed consensual kink. Pushes harder on self-knowledge.
None of these frameworks replace conversation. They give you a shorthand for one.
Negotiate before. Not during. Not after.
Talk about what each of you wants and doesn't want before the scene. Cover hard limits, soft limits, sensory triggers, medical conditions, aftercare needs.
Pick a safeword you'll both remember. Many people use red for stop, yellow for slow down or check in. If words won't be available — gagged, deep in subspace — agree on a non-verbal signal. Drop a held object. Three taps. Anything you'll both recognize.
Vetting takes time. That's the point.
Slow is a feature here. There's no rush. Spend time talking, preferably across days. Ask for references from people you actually know. Watch for control patterns: love-bombing, isolation, "you're not like the others."
Meet first in public, sober, with a third person who knows where you are and when you'll check in. The person you're meeting should not push back on this. If they do, that is the answer.
How to leave a dynamic that isn't right.
You don't owe an explanation. You don't owe a goodbye. A dynamic is not a contract — even a written one. You can end it.
If you don't feel safe ending it directly: end the connection here (Settings → Connections), block the person, save evidence elsewhere, and tell one trusted person what's happening. If there's an immediate threat, call your local emergency line first.
What we do here.
- Reports go to a human moderator. Reports about a minor or non-consensual imagery are routed as critical and reviewed first.
- We blur explicit content by default. You opt in by toggling NSFW viewing in Settings → Account.
- We don't run algorithmic feeds. Nothing here is trying to keep you scrolling.
- Panic delete hides your profile and ends your sessions instantly. You have 7 days to come back. After that the account is gone.
What we don't allow.
- Anyone under 18. Ever.
- Non-consensual imagery — including images of an ex, leaked content, or anything taken without consent.
- Threats, doxxing, stalking, or coordinated harassment.
- Coercing someone into a dynamic, sex, or content. Pressure is not negotiation.
- Commercial sex work, sugar arrangements, or any solicitation. There are platforms for that. This isn't one of them.
If you see any of this, report it. Reports about safety always beat reports about taste.
Disputing a moderation action.
If we got it wrong, write to safety@kinkiest.app with your handle and what happened. A different moderator will review.
The contract.
By being here, you're agreeing to a small set of things. You're 18 or older. You'll treat consent as ongoing. You won't post anything of someone who didn't say yes to it being here. You'll report what scares you. We'll read it.
That's the deal. Welcome.