SpankRanker

Safety & Community Rules

How we keep SpankRanker opt-in, 18+ and respectful.

Last updated: November 10, 2026

SpankRanker is a game and a dating app, and it only works if everyone on it chose to be there and feels safe. These rules apply to everyone. Breaking them can get your content removed or your account banned, and serious cases are reported to the authorities.

Our core rules

1. Adults only

Everyone must be 18 or older and pass our age verification. Any profile, photo, or message involving a minor is removed immediately and reported.

2. You can only post yourself

SpankRanker is 100% opt-in. Never upload, tag, link to, or describe anyone else: not an ex, a friend, a crush, a celebrity, or a stranger. That includes their photos, Instagram or other social handles, names, or anything that could identify them. Your photos must clearly show you, and they must be recent.

3. No one's private life is up for ranking

Don't post, ask about, or rate anyone's sex life, dating history, or body count, including your own matches'. Don't share screenshots of other users' profiles or chats outside the app.

4. Keep it clean

No nudity or sexually explicit photos. Swimwear and gym photos are fine; anything else that would get flagged on Instagram will get flagged here.

5. Rate, don't roast

Voting is the game. Insulting, body-shaming, or harassing people about their looks is not. No hate speech, threats, or bullying in profiles, messages, or anywhere else.

6. Be real

No fake profiles, catfishing, impersonation, bots, vote-trading, or other ways of gaming the rankings. No spam, selling, promotions, or asking for money.

7. Respect "no"

If someone unmatches, blocks you, or stops replying, let it go. Don't contact them through other accounts or other apps.

Your controls

Dating safety tips

Reporting something serious

If you're in immediate danger, call 911 or your local emergency number first.

To report a user, content involving a minor, or anyone who has posted you without your consent, email [email protected] or use our contact form (choose "Safety"). If someone has posted intimate images of you without consent, the free tool at StopNCII.org can help stop them spreading on participating platforms. If you've seen sexual content involving a minor anywhere online, report it to the NCMEC CyberTipline.