Content Policy
Caadit is a family space. Moments are personal, warm, and safe to open in front of anyone. This page lays out what does not belong here, how every moment is checked, and what happens when something breaks the rules.
In plain words
- Moments are for warmth: no nudity, no violence, no hate, no scams, no links.
- Every photo and every message is checked automatically before it can be shared, and you are told the reason when something is refused.
- The public Wall is open to approved creators only; every public moment can be reported and reports are reviewed by people.
- Serious material is preserved as evidence and handed to the authorities, and that evidence survives account deletion.
- Caadit is for people 13 and over, 16 where local law requires.
1. What is not allowed
A moment should be safe to open in front of anyone: a child, a grandparent, a colleague. None of the following belongs on Caadit, in photos, in words, in audio, or anywhere else:
- Nudity or sexual content, including sexually suggestive posing or framing. Ordinary swimwear or athletic wear in an everyday context is fine; sexualised behavior is not.
- Violence and harm: blood, gore, injuries, people or animals being hurt, weapons used as threats, or torture.
- Hate, threats, harassment, or bullying aimed at any person or group.
- Scams and phishing: fraud, luring anyone to send money, codes, or credentials.
- Links of any kind inside a moment. A moment is a feeling, not a place to send someone; links are how phishing travels, so they never save.
- Encouraging self-harm or suicide.
- Impersonating a real person to harm them: signing cruel or misleading content with someone else's name. Sharing a name with someone is never a problem; using a name as a weapon is.
- Any sexual content involving minors. This is reported to the authorities without exception.
2. How moments are checked
Photos
Every photo is checked twice: the instant you pick it, right inside the photo frame, and again when the moment is saved. A refused photo never attaches, and the reason is shown to you on the spot so you can choose another.
Words
The words of a moment, the message and the names on it, are checked when the moment is saved, and again whenever the words are edited. A refusal always states its reason.
When we cannot be sure
If an automatic check cannot complete, the moment still saves privately, but it is held back from public surfaces until a person has looked at it.
3. The public Wall
Anyone can create and send private moments. Posting to the public Wall, where strangers can see a moment, is different: it needs a signed-in account that has applied and been approved as a creator. Applications are reviewed by the Caadit team, and approval can be withdrawn if these rules are broken.
4. Reporting and muting
Every public moment carries a Report action, with reasons for nudity, abuse, impersonation, or anything else. A report automatically re-checks the moment's photo and words, and a person reviews it.
Recipients stay in control too: any moment can be reported from its own page, and a sender can be muted so their future moments open behind a notice on your device.
5. Consequences and evidence
Content that breaks these rules is refused at the door or removed when found. Accounts that repeatedly or seriously break them lose access, and creator approval is revoked.
Serious material, above all anything sexual involving minors, is preserved as evidence with a full trail and escalated to the authorities. That evidence is kept even if the account or guest data behind it is deleted, exactly as the law expects.
6. Age
Caadit is for people 13 and over, and 16 where local law sets the higher bar. Younger children are welcome to make moments together with a parent, on the parent's device.
7. If you are struggling
If a moment you are writing carries more weight than a card can hold, you do not have to carry it alone. findahelpline.com connects you with someone to talk to, free, wherever you are.
8. Changes and contact
When this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it. Questions, appeals, or anything we missed: hi@caadit.com.