Legal

Terms & Privacy

In preparation

These documents are not final and are not yet in force. Vybe is in testing and has not opened to the public. The sections below describe how the app actually behaves today, but the binding legal text is still being prepared with a data protection adviser and will replace this page before launch.

If you are testing Vybe and want to know what happens to your data in the meantime, ask the person who invited you to test and we will tell you plainly. A published contact address will appear here alongside the final text.

Terms of Service
Privacy Policy
Your data rights
Contact

Last updated: 7 September 2026 · Status: draft, in preparation

Terms of Service

Awaiting legal text

The full Terms of Service are being drafted. This section will cover eligibility, acceptable use, account suspension and termination, subscriptions and billing, limitation of liability, and the governing law. It is deliberately not written here: a plausible-looking clause that turns out to be unenforceable is worse than an obviously missing one.

What already applies while we test

You must be 18 or over to use Vybe.
One account per person. Profiles are reviewed before they go live.
Photographs must be of you, and must not contain contact details or anything unlawful.
Harassment, impersonation and solicitation get an account removed.
Verification badges reflect a check we carried out. Attempting to obtain one dishonestly ends the account.
Vybe is provided as-is during testing, and features may change or be withdrawn.

Privacy Policy

Awaiting legal text

The full Privacy Policy is being drafted, including our lawful basis for each kind of processing, retention periods, international transfers, and the identity of the data controller. A Data Protection Officer is being appointed and our ICO registration is in hand.

What we collect, in plain terms

Account details — email address, phone number and date of birth, given at sign-up and used to verify you are a real adult.
Your profile — everything you choose to put in it, including photographs, prompts and preferences.
Verification media — a live face capture and photo ID, if you ask to be verified. These are stored privately and are never shown to other members.
Location — a city always, and precise coordinates only if you switch that on. Used to show distance and nearby events.
Usage — who you matched with, messages you send, and events you attend, so the app works.

What we do not do

We do not sell your data.
We do not show your exact location to other members.
We do not post anything on your behalf.

Your data rights

These are available in the app today, under Settings → Privacy — not by request.

Export — download a copy of your profile, messages and activity.
Delete — remove your account. Your profile disappears from other members immediately.
Correct — edit any field on your profile at any time.
Restrict — block or restrict individual members, and control who can see you.

If you are in the UK or EU and are unhappy with how we have handled your data, you have the right to complain to your supervisory authority — in the UK, the Information Commissioner's Office.

Contact

Not yet published

Vybe does not yet have its own domain, so there are no contact addresses to publish. Putting up an address on a domain we do not control would send your message to a stranger, which is worse than having none.

Contact addresses, a postal address and the registered company details will be published here alongside the final legal text.