Community guidelines
Twoman only works when everyone plays fair. These rules keep it that way.
Twoman is a place to meet new people with your best friend by your side. To keep it fun and safe, everyone agrees to the standards below. Breaking them can cost you your account. These guidelines are part of our Terms of Use.
Be real
- Use your own photos and be yourself, without impersonation, fake profiles, or misleading edits.
- Keep to one account per person, and your username stays yours.
- You must be 18 or older to use Twoman, with no exceptions.
Be respectful
- Treat every person and every duo the way you would want to be treated.
- No harassment, bullying, threats, or hate based on race, ethnicity, religion, disability, gender, sexual orientation, or any other identity.
- Take no for an answer. Pressuring, guilt-tripping, or repeatedly contacting someone who is not interested is not allowed.
Keep it clean
- No nudity or sexually explicit content in profiles or chats.
- No content that promotes violence, self-harm, or illegal activity.
- No photos of other people without their consent. If your duo photo shows your friend, they have to approve it.
Respect consent and privacy
- Do not share screenshots, messages, or private details of other members outside the app.
- Do not post anyone's personal information, yours or someone else's.
- What happens in a match stays between the four of you unless everyone agrees otherwise.
No spam or scams
- Twoman is for meeting people, not for selling, advertising, or promoting.
- Never ask other members for money, gifts, or financial help, which is the clearest sign of a scam.
- No bots, automation, or scraping.
Keep the community safe
- If someone breaks these rules, block and report them, and know that reporting is always confidential.
- Serious violations, including threats, exploitation, or any harm to a minor, lead to an immediate permanent ban and may be referred to the authorities.
How we enforce. Depending on the situation, we may warn, remove content, suspend, or permanently ban an account. Because safety belongs to the person and not the duo, action against one member does not punish an innocent friend beyond ending a shared match. Report concerns through the Safety or reporting topic in our monitored support form.