Safety Guidelines
Effective Date: September 19, 2026
Last Updated: September 19, 2026
Meethouse is an adults-only social networking platform operated by Skyroket. Our goal is to help adults discover and connect with people while giving users tools to protect their privacy, boundaries, accounts and physical safety.
Meethouse is not an emergency-response service, police service, medical service, crisis-response organization, security company or substitute for professional assistance.
These Safety Guidelines explain practical steps users can take when using Meethouse, including when communicating with other users, sharing information, meeting in person, using location features, using the Panic Button and using our Nearby safety features.
1. Adults Only
Meethouse is intended only for people who are 18 years of age or older.
Do not use Meethouse if you are under 18.
Do not attempt to arrange meetings between minors and Meethouse users.
If you believe a minor may be using Meethouse, report the account immediately through the available reporting tools or contact us at:
2. Protect Your Personal Information
Be careful about information you share with people you meet through Meethouse.
Avoid sharing information such as:
- passwords
- OTPs
- authentication codes
- bank account details
- card numbers
- payment credentials
- government identification numbers
- home address
- workplace address
- private documents
- travel details
- live location
- information that could reveal your routine
- information about family members
- private or intimate photographs
Remember that a person may not always be who they claim to be.
3. Protect Your Account
You are responsible for maintaining the security of your Meethouse account.
Never give another person:
- your OTP
- authentication code
- password or passcode
- account recovery information
- device authentication information
If you receive a suspicious login or authentication request, do not provide the requested code.
If you believe someone has accessed your account, contact:
4. Be Careful With Money
Never send money to another Meethouse user merely because they claim to be in an emergency, need travel expenses, require medical assistance, need a loan or promise to repay you.
Common warning signs include:
- requests for urgent money
- investment opportunities
- cryptocurrency requests
- requests for gift cards
- requests for payment credentials
- requests to receive or transfer money
- requests to "verify" your bank account
- requests to pay an alleged customs, visa or emergency fee
- emotional manipulation involving money
Meethouse does not guarantee the identity, financial circumstances, intentions or honesty of another user.
If you believe you have been targeted by a scam, stop communicating, preserve relevant evidence and report the account.
5. Take Time Before Trusting Someone
Do not feel pressured to move quickly from an online connection to an offline meeting.
Consider:
- talking for a reasonable period before meeting
- using Meethouse's reporting and blocking tools
- verifying information independently
- being cautious about inconsistent stories
- avoiding pressure to move conversations off-platform immediately
- paying attention to attempts to isolate you
- respecting your own instincts and boundaries
You are never required to continue a conversation or meet someone.
6. First Meetings
If you decide to meet another Meethouse user:
Choose a public location
Consider meeting at:
- a busy café
- a restaurant
- a shopping mall
- a public venue
- another populated location
Avoid meeting for the first time at your home or another private location.
Tell someone you trust
Before meeting, consider telling a trusted person:
- who you are meeting
- where you are going
- approximately when you expect to return
- how they can contact you
Maintain your own transportation
Where possible, arrange your own transportation to and from the meeting.
Do not depend entirely on someone you have just met to transport you.
Stay aware
Keep your phone charged and accessible.
Keep your belongings under your control.
If you consume alcohol or another substance, remain aware of your surroundings and avoid situations where your ability to make decisions or leave safely is compromised.
7. Respect Boundaries
You have the right to establish boundaries.
You can:
- stop replying
- block another user
- report another user
- leave a meeting
- refuse physical contact
- refuse sexual activity
- refuse to share photographs
- refuse to share your location
- refuse to move to another location
Consent should be voluntary and can be withdrawn.
A person does not owe another person continued communication, a meeting, physical contact, sexual activity, photographs or personal information.
8. Intimate Content
Never pressure another user to send intimate or sexual content.
Do not threaten, blackmail or extort another person using intimate material.
Do not share another person's intimate material without their permission.
Do not use Meethouse to facilitate sexual exploitation, trafficking, abuse or other unlawful activity.
If someone threatens to distribute intimate material involving you:
- Do not pay solely because you are being threatened.
- Stop unnecessary communication.
- Preserve relevant evidence.
- Block the person where appropriate.
- Report the account to Meethouse.
- Contact appropriate law enforcement or emergency services where necessary.
9. Location Safety
Meethouse may use device location to provide location-based functionality.
Location information can be sensitive.
Consider disabling location access when you do not need location-based functionality, subject to the effect this may have on features that require location.
Do not assume that another person's displayed location proves exactly where they are or where they live.
Do not share your exact home address merely because another user asks for it.
10. Panic Button
Meethouse may provide a Panic Button or similar safety shortcut designed to help users quickly access emergency and safety resources.
Depending on the implementation and device permissions, the Panic Button may:
- provide access to emergency calling options
- direct you toward crisis-support information
- provide access to nearby safety locations
- help you access map-based location information
The Panic Button does not automatically guarantee police, ambulance, fire or other emergency assistance unless Meethouse expressly states that a particular emergency integration is available.
If you are in immediate danger, contact the appropriate emergency service directly.
11. Nearby Safety Features
Meethouse provides a Nearby section intended to help users locate potentially useful public or safety-related places.
Depending on your location and available map data, the feature may provide access to:
Nearby Police
Helps you find nearby police stations.
Nearby Hospitals
Helps you find nearby hospitals or medical facilities.
Nearby Malls
Helps you find nearby shopping malls and other populated public places.
Nearby Metro Stations
Helps you find nearby metro stations and transportation locations.
Open Map
Allows you to explore nearby locations on a map and may help you identify other nearby public places.
Selecting one of these options may open or redirect you to Google Maps or another mapping service, depending on the implementation of the feature and your device.
12. Important Limitations of Nearby Features
The Nearby feature is intended as a navigation and discovery aid.
Meethouse does not guarantee that:
- a listed location is currently open
- a listed location is staffed
- a police station will immediately respond
- a hospital has available beds
- a hospital can provide a particular treatment
- a mall or public place is physically safe
- a metro station is operational
- map information is accurate or current
- directions are accurate
- a location is accessible to you
- a listed business or public facility will provide assistance
Map information can change without notice.
For immediate danger, contact emergency services first.
13. If You Feel Unsafe During a Meeting
If you become uncomfortable:
- move toward a populated location
- contact someone you trust
- use your phone
- leave the situation if possible
- use the Nearby feature to locate a police station, hospital, mall, metro station or other public location
- contact emergency services if necessary
Do not remain in a dangerous situation merely because you do not want to offend another person.
14. Stalking and Harassment
If another user repeatedly contacts, follows, threatens or harasses you:
- stop responding where appropriate
- block the account
- report the account
- preserve relevant evidence
- consider contacting law enforcement
- use emergency services if you believe you are in immediate danger
Meethouse may take action against accounts that violate our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use.
15. Suspicious Profiles
Report profiles that appear to involve:
- impersonation
- scams
- fake identities
- financial fraud
- threats
- harassment
- exploitation
- sexual coercion
- non-consensual intimate content
- illegal activity
- attempts to obtain sensitive information
Do not attempt to investigate or confront potentially dangerous individuals yourself.
16. Off-Platform Communication
Users may choose to communicate outside Meethouse.
Doing so can reduce Meethouse's ability to provide platform-level safety tools.
Be particularly cautious if another person immediately asks you to:
- move to another messaging service
- send money
- provide personal documents
- share intimate material
- click unknown links
- install unknown software
- provide an OTP
- provide remote access to your device
17. Events and Public Gatherings
If you meet someone through Meethouse at an event:
- use public venues where possible
- keep control of your belongings
- maintain access to your phone
- arrange independent transportation
- tell someone where you are
- leave if you become uncomfortable
- contact emergency services if necessary
18. Reporting
Users can report suspected violations through available in-app reporting mechanisms.
You may also contact:
For privacy matters:
When reporting, provide enough information for Meethouse to understand the issue.
Do not knowingly submit false reports intended to harass another user.
19. Evidence Preservation
If you experience threats, fraud, harassment or other serious misconduct, consider preserving:
- screenshots
- profile information
- usernames
- relevant messages
- dates and times
- transaction information
- links
- other relevant evidence
Do not place yourself at risk to collect evidence.
20. Emergency Situations
Meethouse is not an emergency-response organization.
If there is immediate danger, contact your local emergency service.
If you are in India, 112 is the national unified emergency number.
For other countries, use the applicable local emergency number.
21. No Guarantee of Safety
Meethouse cannot guarantee that users will behave honestly, safely or lawfully.
Meethouse cannot verify every statement made by every user.
Online interactions can create risks, and offline meetings can create additional risks.
You are responsible for making decisions appropriate to your circumstances.
22. Relationship With Other Policies
These Safety Guidelines should be read together with:
- Terms of Use
- Privacy Policy
- Community Guidelines
- Crisis Support
- Data Deletion Policy
- Cookie Policy
23. Changes
Meethouse may update these Safety Guidelines as our products, safety tools, legal requirements and operating practices change.
The updated version will be published through appropriate Meethouse channels.
24. Contact
Meethouse
Operated by Skyroket
330 DDA SFS Flats, Sector 22, Dwarka, Delhi, India
Safety / General Support: support@meethouse.in
Privacy / Grievance: founder@meethouse.in
Website: https://www.meethouse.in