Community Guidelines

Orchy exists to make human connection easier. People use Orchy to go out alone, with friends, with a mixed group, or with compatible new people.

Every outing should feel respectful, low-pressure, and human. The goal is not to perform, impress, or chase attention. The goal is to share a real experience well.

Treat everyone with respect before, during, and after an outing. No harassment, threats, hate, intimidation, stalking, unwanted romantic pressure, sexual comments, or repeated contact after someone has declined.

Respect names, identities, boundaries, dietary preferences, budgets, time, and the kind of social energy people said they wanted.

Do not use Orchy to force dating dynamics into social experiences. Mixed groups and stranger groups are meant for shared outings, not for pressuring someone into a date.

A group of exactly two people where one is male and one is female is not allowed unless they are already Orchy Friends. This helps keep Orchy focused on social experiences rather than dating behaviour.

If you join an outing, show up on time or cancel as early as possible. Repeated no-shows, last-minute drop-offs, or unreliable behaviour can affect your ability to join future outings.

Be honest about your availability, budget, dietary needs, location, and comfort level so Orchy can plan a better experience for everyone.

Use your own identity and accurate information. Do not impersonate someone else, submit fake verification material, or help another person bypass verification.

Phone and photo verification may be required, and video verification may be required before meeting people through Orchy.

Women-only groups must be respected exactly as created. Do not attempt to join, pressure, invite yourself into, or work around a group that is not meant for you.

Any boundary set by another user, the AI concierge, Openhours, or a venue must be treated as final.

Respect venue staff, venue rules, other guests, and the neighbourhood around you. Do not damage property, create scenes, avoid bills, harass staff, or behave in ways that put Orchy groups at risk.

If a venue or event changes unexpectedly, stay cooperative while Orchy or the group adjusts the plan.

After outings, Orchy may ask conversationally how the experience went. Be honest. Feedback helps improve matching, venues, and future group quality.

If something feels unsafe or seriously wrong, report it through Orchy or contact hello@orchy.in. Reports may be reviewed and used to take action, including limiting or suspending accounts.

Openhours may remove people from outings, limit matching, restrict features, suspend accounts, or take other action when behaviour breaks these guidelines or creates risk for others.

These guidelines will evolve as Orchy learns from real-world social experiences.