Community Guidelines

Last updated 27 October 2026

Be real

Use your own name, age and photos. One account each. No impersonation, no fake profiles, no bots.

Photos

The main photo shows your face: no sunglasses, and not a group. A shirtless mirror selfie cannot be the main photo. One is fine further back if it is from your sport. No other people's children. No phone numbers, social handles or other contact details in a photo.

Be kind

Treat people as you would at the start line of a run. No harassment, hate, threats, bullying or pressure. No means no, and a pass is a pass.

Adults only

Turnout is for people aged 18 and over. We remove anyone who is not, and anything that involves under-18s.

Keep it safe

Meet somewhere public for the first few times. Tell someone where you are going. Never send money or share bank details. Do not share anyone else's private information, including where they live or work.

Check-ins

A check-in is a short line (60 characters at most) that people near you can see for the day. Keep it about your sport and your day. No phone numbers, social handles, links or other contact details, and nothing that names or targets someone else. Check-ins disappear after 7 days. If photo check-ins are switched on, the photo is one you take in the app or choose from your library, of you doing your sport: the same photo rules apply.

Keep it clean

No nudity or sexually explicit photos or messages. No illegal activity, violence or dangerous behaviour.

No spam, no selling

No adverts, scams, promotion of other apps, or asking for money, gifts or gift cards.

Tell us when something is wrong

Use the ••• menu on a profile, a check-in or in a chat to report or block, and to mute someone in rooms. A check-in reported by three different people is hidden while we look. We look at every report, and we act quickly on anything about safety. Blocked people are never told.

What happens if rules are broken

Depending on how serious it is: a warning, hiding your profile, or ending your account. If you think we got it wrong, email [email protected] and we will look again.