Community rules
Version: 27 October 2026
Vine & Stride helps people walk together. These rules apply to names, profile photos, bios, statuses, group names and other content shared through the app. Read and accept them before creating a profile or uploading or changing shared content.
Share respectfully
- Do not harass, bully, threaten, impersonate or target other people.
- Do not share hate or discrimination, sexual or exploitative content, nudity, graphic violence, or content that endangers children.
- Do not post spam, scams, illegal content or misleading promotions.
- Do not share another person's contact details, precise location, health information or other private information without permission.
- Use only photos and other content you own or have permission to share. Respect other people's privacy and intellectual property.
Report or block content
Open a walker's profile or a group and choose Report to send a reason and optional explanation for review. A profile report covers its photo, name, bio and status. A group report covers its shared name and content. Reports are private to the app moderator and are not shown to the reported person. Do not include passcodes, private contact details or health records in a report.
Choose Block to hide a walker or group from your signed-in account. Walker blocking also hides the profiles and activity between those two signed-in accounts. Blocking keeps saved walks and memberships; it does not delete another person's account or remove public content from the internet. Public content may still be available when signed out. Manage blocked walkers and groups in Settings → Community and safety in Android, or Community and safety in the web app.
Review and enforcement
The app moderator reviews reports and may remove shared content from public and group views. Access can be restored if a decision was mistaken. Repeated or serious violations may lead to restrictions on sharing. Contact adminnutricart@gmail.com with safety concerns or an appeal. For an appeal, include your display name and the affected profile or group. Never send your passcode.
This app is not an emergency service. Contact local emergency services if someone is in immediate danger.