Safety Center
Belonging takes care. These are the ways to flag a concern and make an informed choice before meeting people offline.
If someone is in immediate danger
Queople is not monitored as an emergency service. Contact local emergency services or a trusted person nearby when urgent help is needed.
Report a concern
Signed-in members can use the Report control on an event or organization page. This sends the details to Queople's moderation queue; it does not post the report publicly. For a Circle, account, offline incident, or concern without a Report control, email hello@queople.com with the relevant link and a brief description. Do not include someone else's sensitive information unless it is necessary to explain the issue.
What happens next
Assigned moderators can review reports and take action on Queople content or accounts. We may ask for more context. We cannot investigate or control every off-platform interaction, and sending a report does not guarantee a particular outcome.
Meeting offline
Check the event details and organizer before attending. Share your plans with someone you trust, respect the stated audience and access needs of a gathering, and leave if a situation feels unsafe. Your identity, boundaries, and privacy should be respected.
Community expectations
Our Community Guidelines prohibit harassment, outing, hate speech, sexual pressure, and unwanted advances. Identity-centered Circles describe their intended audience; membership is managed by moderators, not inferred from a profile.