Who’s Where

Terms of use

Version 2026-09 · applies from 6 September 2026

Who’s Where (“the app”) is a non-commercial project run by a private individual (see privacy policy for contact details). By signing in you agree to these terms.

Who can use it

You must be at least 16 years old. One person, one account. You sign in with your Google or Apple account and are responsible for what is posted from it.

House rules

1. Post only real events you actually plan to run or attend.
2. Be kind. No harassment, bullying, hate speech, threats, or sexual content.
3. No spam, advertising, scams, or selling anything. No recruiting for businesses or services.
4. Post only your own photos and photos of people who agreed to be shown.
5. No impersonation, no fake profiles.
6. Nothing illegal in Bulgaria or the EU.
7. Respect that people came to meet in real life: show up, or tap “Can’t make it”.

Moderation

Anyone can report content or a person. Moderators may hide or remove content, reset profile fields, and warn, suspend or ban accounts. Content reported by three different people is hidden automatically until reviewed. Decisions can be appealed at support@whoswhere.net.

Money

The app does not handle payments. If an event is marked paid, that is only a note from the host; any money changes hands between people, outside the app, and the app is not a party to it.

Your content

You keep the rights to what you post. You give the app permission to show it to other signed-in users as the app is designed to. Photos posted in an event chat become part of that event’s shared album, visible to its participants.

Meeting people

The app helps people find each other; it does not check who anyone is. Use common sense when meeting someone new: public places, tell a friend. The app’s operator is not responsible for what happens at events.

Ending

You can delete your account any time in the app or on the deletion page. We may suspend or remove accounts that break these rules. The project may be closed; users will be told in the app in advance and can export or delete their data.

Liability

The app is provided as is, free of charge, by a private person. To the extent the law allows, there is no warranty and no liability for damages arising from its use or unavailability.