We built the room so
harm never gets in.
Most apps give you tools to react after something goes wrong. GirlNet's whole design is preventive — the wrong people are kept out, not just blocked once they're already in your inbox.
Every man is tied to the woman who let him in.
A vouch is not anonymous and it is not permanent. The voucher is visible inside the network, reputation is shared between voucher and vouchee, and a vouch can be withdrawn the moment trust breaks. That shared stake is what keeps behavior in check — long before any report is ever filed.
Verification, then deletion
We confirm you're a real person with liveness checks, derive a private, non-reversible signal, and delete the raw ID and selfie within 24 hours. We never keep a vault of faces — because a vault is a breach waiting to happen.
One report, network-wide removal
Report a member once and removal protects every woman in the room, not just you. A removed man's voucher is notified — and the same behavior that gets him out can cost his voucher standing too.
Private by design
There are no public reviews of named people and no rating categories — the exact things that have sunk other apps legally. Trust lives in a private vouch graph, opt-in and positive-framed, never a public file on a stranger.
Security is existential
Secure-by-default, least-privilege access, and independent testing before any viral moment. We treat your data as the one thing we cannot afford to get wrong — because for apps like this, it is.
A vouch is a responsibility, and it's reversible.
Withdraw the vouch
If someone you vouched for lets you down, pull the vouch. He loses the credential that got him in.
Report to the network
Flag the behavior. Our team reviews and removes — and the removal carries across the entire room.
Reputation adjusts
Repeated bad vouches affect a voucher's own standing, so vouching stays meaningful and considered.
Our standing commitments
Never price or gate by gender or age.
Never monetize negative content about a person.
Delete raw verification media within 24 hours.
No public reviews of named individuals.