Community Guidelines

Last updated: July 10, 2026 · These rules apply to everyone, on every account type.

Helm was built on a simple idea: people first. These Community Guidelines keep Helm a place where real people, families, creators, and brands can connect and build a following without manipulation, harassment, or exploitation. They apply to everything you post and do on Helm, including posts, comments, messages, live streams, profiles, and gifts. They are part of our Terms of Service, and breaking them can lead to enforcement action.

The five pillars. Be real. Be kind. Keep kids safe. Keep it clean. Build, don’t break.
1

Be real

One person, one account. No bots. No impersonation. Show up as yourself.

2

Be kind

Disagree without dehumanizing. No harassment, no doxxing, no targeted hate.

3

Keep kids safe

Adults treat kids on Helm with the protection they deserve. Period.

4

Keep it clean

No porn. No graphic violence. No exploitation. Helm is not an adult platform.

5

Build, don’t break

Don’t spam, scam, or game the system. Add value to the community.

On this page

  1. Child safety (zero tolerance)
  2. Violence and dangerous organizations
  3. Suicide, self-harm, and eating disorders
  4. Harassment and bullying
  5. Hateful conduct
  6. Adult and sexual content
  7. Spam, scams, and fraud
  8. Illegal and regulated goods
  9. Intellectual property
  10. Authenticity and misinformation
  11. Privacy and personal information
  12. Extra protections for kids and teens
  13. Live streaming and virtual gifts
  14. What we allow and celebrate
  15. How we enforce
  16. Reporting and appeals
  17. Contact

1. Child safety (zero tolerance)

Zero tolerance. Any content or behavior that sexualizes, exploits, or endangers a minor is removed immediately, reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and law enforcement, and results in a permanent ban. We preserve evidence as required by law.

2. Violence and dangerous organizations

3. Suicide, self-harm, and eating disorders

Supportive conversations, recovery stories, and requests for help are welcome. If you or someone you know is in crisis, contact local emergency services; in the United States you can call or text 988. We may add supportive resources to sensitive content.

4. Harassment and bullying

5. Hateful conduct

6. Adult and sexual content

Helm is not an adult platform. Pornography, sexually explicit content, sexual services and solicitation, and adult-industry recruiting are prohibited on every account type. Nudity in clearly artistic, educational, or medical contexts may be allowed at our discretion but must never involve minors.

7. Spam, scams, and fraud

8. Illegal and regulated goods

9. Intellectual property

10. Authenticity and misinformation

11. Privacy and personal information

12. Extra protections for kids and teens

Kid accounts (under 13) and Teen accounts (13 to 17) get stronger defaults, and everyone on Helm must respect them:

13. Live streaming and virtual gifts

14. What we allow and celebrate

Real conversations on hard topics. You can discuss politics, religion, science, and sensitive personal experiences. Disagreement is healthy; dehumanization is not.
Creative freedom. Art, comedy, satire, music, fan creations, journalism, and education are welcome. We do not suppress opinions simply because we disagree with them.
Kid voices. Kid accounts let young people build a real following safely. Encourage and mentor them; never exploit them.
Honest brand and creator partnerships. Sponsored content is welcome when clearly disclosed.

15. How we enforce

We use human moderators supported by automated tools. When content or behavior violates these guidelines, depending on severity and history we may:

Serious violations, especially child safety, can result in an immediate permanent ban without prior warning. Moderation actions are logged so they can be reviewed.

16. Reporting and appeals

Use the “Report” button on any post, comment, message, profile, or live stream. For urgent safety concerns, especially involving a minor, email safety@helmsocial.app. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first, then notify us.

Appeals

If you believe we made a mistake, email appeals@helmsocial.app with your account email and a brief explanation. We aim to review appeals within 7 business days.

17. Contact

Helm Social, Inc.
Safety: safety@helmsocial.app
Appeals: appeals@helmsocial.app
General: hello@helmsocial.app