Last updated August 31, 2026
PeePal is a joke between friends. These rules keep it that way. Breaking them gets a post removed; breaking the first two gets the account removed.
PeePal takes a photo with both cameras at once, so the back camera sees whatever is in front of you. Before you post, check that no one else is in frame.
Photographing another person in a restroom without their consent is illegal in most places. This is the one rule we remove accounts for without warning, and it applies to anyone in the shot, in any state of dress, whether or not you know them.
No genitals, no nudity, no sexual content. Every photo is scanned automatically before it posts, and anything explicit is rejected and never becomes visible to anyone. Deliberately working around that filter gets the account removed.
PeePal is rated 17+. Accounts belonging to people under 17 are removed.
No harassment, threats, slurs, or targeting someone for who they are. Captions and comments are scanned for this too. You can block anyone at any time from the "..." menu on their post, which hides their content from you and yours from them.
Post your own check-ins. Don't post photos of other people's, photos you didn't take, or anything that isn't what PeePal is for.
Tap "..." on any post to report the post or the account. Reports go to a person, not a filter. We review every report within 24 hours and remove anything that breaks these rules.
Blocking someone removes their posts from your feed and yours from theirs, cancels any pending friend request between you, and stops them reaching you through an invite link.
To dispute a removal, email romirj@gmail.com and we'll take another look.
Reports, appeals, privacy requests, or anything else: romirj@gmail.com.