Community and usage rules

This is an English translation of the Spanish rules of Up For Now. If there is any discrepancy between the two, the Spanish version prevails.

What Up For Now is for

For meeting up with people in your area to do things: sport, the cinema, a coffee, a walk. Nothing else. It is not a dating app and it is not a shop window.

What we ask

• Be 18 or over. You confirm this when you sign in.
• Use your real name or the one you go by in everyday life, and photos that show you.
• Treat others as you would like to be treated. No insults, harassment, threats or insistent messages.
• If someone does not answer you or declines your request, do not insist by other means.
• No sexual, violent, discriminatory or illegal content: not in your profile, not in messages, and not in the photos, audio messages and files you send in a chat. Do not send anything you have no right to share either, or photos or data of other people without their permission.
• Do not use the app to sell, to advertise or to collect other people's data.
• If you meet up with someone you do not know, do it in a public place and tell someone you trust.
• If you organise a meetup, make it a real meetup: a specific plan in a public place, not an advert. Public meetups can be seen by anyone who uses the app, and so can who is going.
• If you administer a group, you decide who joins and you can remove people; use that with respect. A group is not for selling or advertising.

What you can do if something goes wrong

• Block a person from their profile. They stop seeing you and you stop seeing them; they receive no notification and you cannot write to each other. You can unblock them in Settings → Blocked people (in the app: Ajustes → Personas bloqueadas).
• Report a person, a photo or a message from their profile or from the chat. Also a meetup, from its page, or a message in the chat of a meetup, by tapping it. It works the same if the message is a photo, an audio message or a file. The report is reviewed by a person, not by an automated system.
• When you report, a copy of what was reported is stored, so that it can be reviewed even if the other person deletes it or deletes their account. Reports and that copy are kept for 12 months. If what was reported was a photo, an audio message or a file and its author deletes it, the file is kept for a further 90 days for moderation.
• Delete one of your own messages: it stops being visible to everyone and, if it carried an attachment, the file is deleted.
• If you organise a meetup you can remove anyone who should not be going: that person will not be able to join it again.
• Invitations to a group or a meetup can only be sent to your friends. If you are not interested, you decline it and the person who invited you is not notified.
• Profile photos go through review; a reported photo may be taken down while it is being reviewed.

What happens if they are not followed

Depending on how serious it is: a warning, removal of the content or suspension of the account. While an account is suspended it cannot post, write, set itself as “free” or change its profile. If we believe a crime has been committed, we may notify the authorities.

Deleting the account does not cancel a suspension: the email remains banned (stored as a hash, not the email) until the suspension ends, and until then no other account can be created with it.

Usage limits

To prevent spam there are daily limits on friend requests, proposals to meet up and messages, and also on groups created (2 per day), requests to join groups (10 per day) and organised meetups (5 per day; with limited places, 50 at most). In chats you can send up to 30 attachments per hour: photos of 2 MB, audio messages of 2 minutes and files of 10 MB at most (documents and images; nothing executable or compressed), with 150 MB in total per person. Invitations to friends also have a daily limit. If you reach one, the app tells you and you only need to wait until the next day. Withdrawing a friend request does not give back that day's allowance.

In addition, each profile can have up to 8 activities, you can add 2 new municipalities per week (going back to a recent one does not count) and suggest 3 activities per day.

Contact

For questions about these rules, to tell us about something serious or to appeal a suspension: hola@upfornow.com.

Up For Now is a service of Alexánder Pérez Lorenzo (NIF 47280026F). What data we store and who sees it is explained in Settings → Privacy and visibility (in the app: Ajustes → Privacidad y visibilidad).

Last updated: 14 November 2026.