Write with care.
DaakMe is for personal letters between people who know or care about one another. These rules apply to every letter, Daak ID and account.
Last updated 6 October 2026
The short version
Write as though a real person will carry your words with them. Do not use DaakMe to frighten, exploit, deceive or repeatedly contact someone who does not want to hear from you.
What belongs here
- Thoughtful letters to family, friends, partners and people already known to you.
- Memories, gratitude, apologies, celebrations and honest personal updates.
- Respectful disagreement that does not target, threaten or humiliate another person.
- Original writing and material that you have the right to share.
What is not allowed
- Threats, stalking, bullying, harassment or repeated unwanted contact.
- Hate or abuse directed at a person or group because of a protected characteristic.
- Sexual exploitation, content involving minors, non-consensual intimate material or requests for it.
- Impersonation, fraud, phishing, scams, spam or malicious links.
- Instructions that meaningfully facilitate violence, self-harm, illegal activity or the sale of regulated goods.
- Someone else's private information shared without permission.
- Content that infringes copyright, trademark or another person's legal rights.
Private does not mean consequence-free
A DaakMe letter link is unlisted, but anyone who receives it can forward it. Senders are responsible for their words and recipients may report an unfamiliar letter, block further contact, or contact DaakMe.
DaakMe may restrict accounts, remove content or preserve information when reasonably necessary to enforce these rules or comply with valid legal obligations.
Report a concern
In the app, you can report a letter as unwanted: it goes back unread and the sender is blocked. For any other safety or legal concern, contact support@daakme.com and include only the information needed to locate the issue.