Crisis Support

Effective Date: 19 September 2026
Last Updated: 19 September 2026

Meethouse wants users to have access to practical information when they feel unsafe, threatened, distressed or in need of urgent assistance.

Meethouse is not an emergency-response organization, hospital, police service, medical provider, mental-health provider or crisis-response service.

If you are in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first.

1. Immediate Danger

If you believe you are in immediate physical danger:

  1. Move toward a safe or populated location if you can do so safely.
  2. Contact local emergency services.
  3. Contact someone you trust.
  4. If appropriate, use the Meethouse Panic Button or Nearby feature to access safety resources.
  5. Do not remain in a dangerous situation merely to continue a conversation or meeting.

India

For emergencies in India:

112 - National Emergency Number

Use 112 for urgent police, fire, medical or other emergency assistance.

2. Panic Button

Meethouse may provide a Panic Button to help users quickly access safety-related resources.

Depending on the implementation, it may provide access to:

  • emergency calling
  • crisis information
  • Nearby Police
  • Nearby Hospitals
  • Nearby Malls
  • Nearby Metro Stations
  • Open Map
  • other safety-related resources

The exact functionality available may depend on your device, permissions, operating system, location and Meethouse implementation.

The Panic Button should not be understood as a guarantee that Meethouse will dispatch emergency personnel.

3. Nearby Safety Features

Meethouse's Nearby feature is designed to help users identify potentially useful locations around them.

Nearby Police

Use this option to find nearby police stations.

Nearby Hospitals

Use this option to find nearby hospitals or medical facilities.

Nearby Malls

Use this option to find nearby malls or other populated public locations.

Nearby Metro Stations

Use this option to find nearby metro stations or transportation locations.

Open Map

Use Open Map to explore nearby places and map locations.

The map may also allow you to identify other public locations that may be useful depending on your circumstances.

4. Google Maps and Mapping Services

Selecting a Nearby option may redirect you to Google Maps or another mapping service.

Mapping providers independently maintain their own:

  • maps
  • business listings
  • location information
  • operating hours
  • directions
  • routing information
  • availability information

Meethouse does not control all information displayed by mapping providers.

Information may be inaccurate, outdated, unavailable or incomplete.

5. If You Need a Safe Public Location

If you feel uncomfortable or unsafe during an interaction, consider moving toward a populated location such as:

  • a police station
  • hospital
  • shopping mall
  • metro station
  • busy restaurant or café
  • hotel
  • public transportation area
  • other populated public location

Choose a location appropriate to your circumstances.

A public location is not necessarily a secure location.

6. Threats or Violence

If someone threatens to hurt you:

  • take the threat seriously
  • move somewhere safer if possible
  • contact emergency services where appropriate
  • tell someone you trust
  • preserve relevant evidence
  • report the account to Meethouse
  • block the person where appropriate

Do not confront a person you believe may be dangerous.

7. Stalking

If someone is following you, repeatedly contacting you, monitoring you or attempting to locate you:

  • move toward a populated or official location
  • contact someone you trust
  • contact law enforcement where appropriate
  • use the Nearby feature to locate a police station or other public place
  • document relevant incidents if it is safe to do so
  • report the account

If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services.

8. Harassment

If another user repeatedly sends unwanted messages, threats or abusive content:

  • stop engaging if appropriate
  • block the account
  • report the account
  • preserve evidence
  • contact local authorities where appropriate

Meethouse may take enforcement action under its Terms of Use and Community Guidelines.

9. Intimate Image Threats and Extortion

If someone threatens to distribute intimate photographs or videos:

  • do not send additional material
  • do not provide passwords or OTPs
  • preserve evidence
  • report the account
  • block the person where appropriate
  • contact law enforcement if appropriate
  • seek support from a trusted person

If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services.

10. Fraud and Financial Scams

If you believe another user is attempting to defraud you:

  • stop sending money
  • do not provide banking credentials
  • do not share OTPs
  • preserve transaction information
  • contact your bank or payment provider
  • report the account
  • contact appropriate law enforcement where appropriate

Meethouse does not guarantee the financial honesty of users.

11. Mental Health Crisis

If you are experiencing a mental-health crisis or believe you may hurt yourself or another person, seek immediate professional or emergency assistance.

India

Tele-MANAS: 14416
Tele-MANAS: 1800-89-14416

If there is immediate danger, contact emergency services.

12. Women’s Support in India

Users in India may also consider the following government/public emergency resources where applicable:

181 - Women Helpline

1091 - Women Police Helpline

Availability and operational procedures may vary by location.

For immediate emergencies, 112 should be considered the primary unified emergency number.

13. Child-Related Emergencies

Meethouse is an 18+ service.

If a child may be at risk of abuse, exploitation or immediate danger, contact the relevant child-protection or emergency authority.

In India:

1098 - Child Helpline

If there is immediate danger, contact emergency services.

14. International Users

Emergency numbers differ by country.

Users outside India should contact the emergency service applicable to their country.

Examples may include:

  • 911 in the United States and Canada
  • 999 or 112 in the United Kingdom
  • 112 in many European countries

Always verify the emergency number applicable to your current location.

15. Medical Emergencies

Meethouse does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment.

For serious medical symptoms, injuries or emergencies, contact an appropriate medical professional or emergency service.

The Nearby Hospitals feature is intended to assist with finding nearby facilities and does not guarantee treatment availability.

16. Important Limitations

Meethouse does not guarantee:

  • emergency response
  • police response
  • ambulance response
  • medical treatment
  • crisis intervention
  • availability of a hospital
  • availability of police personnel
  • safety at a public location
  • accuracy of map information
  • accuracy of business hours
  • accuracy of directions
  • availability of a metro station
  • availability of any particular facility

Third-party emergency and mapping information may change.

17. Privacy and Location

Some Crisis Support and Nearby features may require access to device location.

Meethouse may process location information when required to provide location-based features and when the relevant permission or feature settings allow such processing.

If a Nearby option opens a third-party mapping service, that provider may independently process information under its own privacy practices.

Users should review the applicable third-party privacy policy where appropriate.

18. Meethouse Does Not Replace Emergency Services

Meethouse's safety tools are designed to provide additional assistance.

They are not a replacement for:

  • police
  • ambulance services
  • hospitals
  • fire services
  • mental-health professionals
  • crisis responders
  • trusted people
  • other emergency authorities

When immediate assistance is required, contact the appropriate emergency service directly.

19. Reporting to Meethouse

For platform-related safety concerns:

support@meethouse.in

For privacy-related concerns:

founder@meethouse.in

Please do not use these email addresses as substitutes for emergency services.

20. Third-Party Resources

Emergency numbers, helplines, mapping services and external resources may be operated by third parties.

Meethouse does not control those services and does not guarantee their:

  • availability
  • accuracy
  • response time
  • suitability
  • quality
  • continued operation

21. Changes

Meethouse may update this Crisis Support page as emergency resources, product features and applicable requirements change.

22. Related Policies

  • Safety Guidelines
  • Community Guidelines
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • Data Deletion Policy
  • Cookie Policy

23. Contact

Meethouse
Operated by Skyroket
330 DDA SFS Flats, Sector 22, Dwarka, Delhi, India

Support: support@meethouse.in
Privacy / Grievance: founder@meethouse.in
Website: https://www.meethouse.in