Safety

Keeping SOLOMON good for everyone

SOLOMON is here for the good things in your life. A few lines keep it that way, for you and for everyone else who uses it.

What's not allowed

Talking about hard things is fine. Questions about health, marriage, the law, history, or how to keep your family safe are welcome.

If you're hurting

If you're thinking about ending your life or you're not safe, call or text 988 in the US (the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), or your local emergency number. SOLOMON will always point you there too. You don't have to carry it alone.

You must be 18 or older

SOLOMON is for adults. By signing up you confirm you're 18 or older.

What SOLOMON does to keep it safe

Reporting something

See something that shouldn't be here? Tap the little flag under a reply, or beside something a family member shared. Pick what's wrong and it comes straight to us. We look at every report.

What happens next is step by step: if it's fine, we close it. If it broke the rules, the person gets a friendly warning first. If it happens again, they can still use SOLOMON for themselves, but can't share or send anything until we've talked.

Something not working? That's different: use Report a problem in the menu.

An accountability partner

If you're working on a habit, you can choose someone you trust to get a short note once a week. You pick exactly what's in it. SOLOMON drafts it in Approvals and it only goes when you say yes.

Sign in to choose a partner.

These rules are part of our terms. Questions: support@hellosolomon.com.