Terms of Use

MeditDate · last updated October 6, 2026

MeditDate lets people talk by voice or by short text message, listen to music together in private, invite-only rooms, and plan when to meet with a shared schedule. By creating an account or using the app you agree to these terms.

Your account

MeditDate is for adults: you must be 17 or older to use it.

You sign in with Google or Apple and choose a public username. You are responsible for what happens through your account. You can delete your account at any time inside the app (Profile tab → Delete account); deletion removes your sign-in, your username, your music library, your schedules, and any audio you shared.

Content rules: zero tolerance

MeditDate carries user content: your voice, the text messages and reactions you send in a room's chat, audio files a room's host shares, photos and PDF pages shown in a room, stories people make and share, and the names and times on shared schedules. There is no tolerance for objectionable content or abusive users. Do not share or transmit:

• content that is illegal, hateful, harassing, threatening, or sexually exploitative;
• content that violates someone else's rights, including copyrighted audio you don't have the right to play for others;
• spam, or attempts to disrupt rooms or other users;
• recordings of a room made without the consent of everyone in it. We never record rooms ourselves, and you may not either.

We remove content that breaks these rules and eject the users who share it.

Reporting and blocking

Every room has a Report a problem action, and long-pressing any name lets you report or block that person; blocking mutes them for you everywhere, immediately. In a room's chat, pressing and holding any message lets you report that message or block the person who sent it, and a blocked person's messages are hidden for you. A report of a message carries its text, who sent it and when it reached you, because a report is the only copy of a message we ever see. A photo or PDF page shown in a room is checked by an automated filter before anyone else sees it, and can be reported from the room's report action while it is showing. If the filter refuses three pictures from one account, that account can no longer show pictures in rooms, and we are notified. A story someone shared with you can be reported from its screen, and you can block the person who sent it there too; a reported story leaves your list at once. We review reports within 24 hours and act on them: rule-breaking content is removed and the responsible accounts lose access.

Messages in a room

Text messages and reactions in a room's chat go to the people in that room at that moment. We don't store them, and they are gone when the room ends; someone who joins later does not see what was said before. A message goes to everyone in the room, or only to one person when you start it with @ and their name. Either way, write only what you would say out loud there. A room's host can turn chat off for everyone in the room, which stops messages to one person too. The host does not see messages sent to someone else.

Stories you make and share

A story you make in Create your story is yours to listen to again. You can share one you made with one person by a private link: the first person to open it can listen for free in the app, and it follows the same content rules as voice and chat. You can stop sharing at any time, which ends the link. Stories are made by AI from your idea and told by an AI voice, and they say so.

Your music library and shared audio

Audio files you add to your library are stored for your account and stay until you delete them or delete your account. When a host plays a file in a room, the other people in that room receive a copy for that session only; their copies are removed when they leave and the room's copy is removed when the room ends or is deleted. MeditDate is not a music storage or distribution service.

Schedules and invite links

A schedule you create carries the event name you type, the days you propose, and the times each person marks. Anyone you send the invite link to can answer, in the app or on the invite page in a browser, and the names and times on a schedule are visible to the people invited to it. Treat invite links as private: anyone holding one can see the schedule and answer.

Not medical care

MeditDate is a social app for meditating, talking, and listening to music with other people. It is not a medical device, it does not provide therapy, diagnosis, or medical advice, and it is not a substitute for care from a professional.

Contact

Questions, reports, or takedown requests: support@meditdate.com. We respond within 24 hours.

Changes and termination

We may update these terms as the app evolves; continued use after an update means you accept the new terms. We may suspend or terminate accounts that violate them.

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