A little care makes getting together better.
Last updated September 30, 2026
Adult accounts. Thoughtful connections.
Feelike accounts are for adults 18 and older. Kids crews help adult parents, guardians, and organizers coordinate youth activities privately. Children do not have accounts or contact profiles here.
Age and family roles are currently self-declared. Google or Apple sign-in is not proof of age, guardianship, or suitability to work with children. Feelike does not verify guardianship, conduct background checks, or supervise activities.
Before getting together
Invite adults you know. Confirm who is organizing, the meeting place, timing, and supervision directly. A responsible adult should supervise participating children. A profile, role label, or invitation is not a safety endorsement.
Keep children’s names, contact details, school information, and other personal details out of profiles and plans. Share only the meeting information participants need. Kids-crew plans stay private to their invited adult members.
Our community standards
Harassment, threats, hate, scams, impersonation, stalking, and sharing someone’s private information without permission are not allowed.
Feelike prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation, including grooming, sexual solicitation of minors, and child sexual abuse material. Child accounts and attempts to use adult accounts to contact children are not allowed.
Text-only plan chat
Chat is available only inside closed invitations for the adults invited to that plan. There are no direct messages, public chats, photo uploads, file attachments, or embedded image previews. Teen accounts are not enabled in this pilot.
Keep chat about the activity. Do not share children’s contact information, school details, or other identifying information. Text-only chat still requires care; it does not guarantee safe behavior. Use “Report message” to flag a concern and block unwanted contact. Authors and hosts can remove messages; authorized reviewers can remove reported messages. Hosts should report concerning content before removing it.
Report a concern
Open an invitation and choose “Report this plan,” or use “Report person” from People or the participant list. Choose a reason and briefly describe what happened. Reports go to a private review queue, not to the person reported. You can see your report status in Your account.
Do not submit identity documents, sexual images, or children’s identifying details. Describe where the concern occurred instead. The pilot does not accept report attachments.
Reporting does not automatically remove content or suspend someone. An authorized reviewer can record a decision, remove a reported plan, or pause an account. “Reviewed” means a decision was recorded; it does not guarantee the action you requested.
The queue is not monitored around the clock. If someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services. For urgent concerns, account-access problems, or an appeal, contact hello@feelike.app. Include a report reference if available, not sensitive evidence.
Block someone
Blocking disconnects your accounts, revokes contact sharing between you, hides plans involving that person, and prevents direct connection requests and invitations between you. We do not send a block notification. Manage your blocked list in Your account.
Shared crews can still contain both accounts. Blocking can hide shared plans from your view; ask the organizer to address membership if needed. Blocking does not remove information already seen or copied, or prevent contact outside Feelike. Unblocking does not restore connections, contact sharing, or invitations.
Privacy and review
Reports retain the category, description, reporter and reported account identifiers, and a snapshot of the reported profile or plan needed for review. Access is limited to authorized reviewers. Review decisions are recorded. We may restrict accounts or remove content for violating these standards, and respond to legally required reporting or preservation obligations.
Read our Privacy Policy and Terms. Safety tools reduce risk; they do not guarantee safe behavior or safe activities.