Community Guidelines
Updated August 15, 2026DROOL is a counter everyone shares. These rules keep it worth sitting at.
Post food. That's the app.
Every plate should be food or drink — something you made, ordered, or ate. Selfies, memes, screenshots, promos, and anything that isn't a plate don't belong on the belt and will be removed.
Post your own plates
Your photos should be yours — taken by you, of food that was actually in front of you. Don't upload photos scraped from the internet, other apps, or other people's posts. If a photo isn't yours and the owner asks, it comes down.
Be decent in the comments
Nobody's dinner is an invitation to attack them. No harassment, hate speech, slurs, threats, or pile-ons — about anyone's food, body, culture, or cooking. Cuisines you don't recognize are someone else's home cooking. Act like you're sitting next to them at the counter.
Keep it safe for everyone
- No sexual content or nudity. It's a food app.
- No violence, gore, or shock content — including presented as food.
- No illegal goods or dangerous activities. Plates, not paraphernalia.
- No spam or self-promotion. Restaurants are welcome to be tagged, not to advertise.
- No sharing other people's private info — faces of strangers, addresses, anything that identifies someone who didn't ask to be posted.
Reporting and blocking
Every plate and every profile can be reported from inside the app, and any user can be blocked. Reports are reviewed by a human. If something breaks these rules, it gets removed — and repeat or serious violations end in suspension or a permanent ban. Severe cases (like content that's illegal) are one strike, no warnings.
See something that shouldn't be here? Report it in the app or email hello@droolscore.com.