At Flock, safety is part of how we build real friendship.

Our gatherings are curated to feel warm, respectful, and low-pressure, whether you’re joining pickleball, an outdoor adventure, dinner, or another small group experience.

By joining a Flock gathering, you agree to follow these safety practices so everyone can show up, feel comfortable, and enjoy the experience.

1. Before You Arrive

Share Your Plans
Before heading out, share the gathering location and your expected return time with someone you trust.

Arrange Your Own Transport
Please arrange your own way to and from the gathering. Avoid accepting rides from someone you’ve just met, especially after your first gathering together.

Check the Gathering Details
Read the gathering details before you arrive. Take note of the meeting point, timing, activity requirements, venue instructions, and anything you may need to bring.

Stay With the Official Plan
Flock gatherings should take place only at the confirmed venue, route, or activity area shared in your booking details. Please don’t move the gathering to a private home, hotel room, or unverified second location.

2. Protect Your Privacy

Share at Your Own Pace
You don’t have to share your last name, workplace, home address, social handles, phone number, relationship status, or private details before you feel ready.

Good Conversations Don’t Require Oversharing
Flock is here to help people connect naturally. You can enjoy the gathering without revealing anything you’re not comfortable sharing.

Watch Your Belongings and Drinks
Keep your phone, wallet, bag, and drink with you. If you leave a drink unattended, it’s safest to get a fresh one.

Trust Your Instincts

You Can Leave Anytime
If someone or the group dynamic makes you uncomfortable, you can leave. You don’t need to explain yourself. If there’s a bill or shared cost involved, settle only what’s needed and prioritise your safety.

Ask for Help When Needed
If you feel unsafe during a gathering, seek help from the host, venue staff, activity partner, or local authorities where appropriate.

Contact Flock
If something happens during or after a gathering, contact Flock as soon as it’s safe to do so. Share the gathering name, date, what happened, the people involved, and screenshots if relevant. Email us at contact@flock.asia

4. Respect Boundaries

No Harassment
We do not tolerate harassment, unwanted touching, sexual comments, intimidation, discrimination, aggressive behaviour, or repeated contact after someone has asked for space.

Friendship-First, Not Dating or Networking
Flock is built for genuine social connection. Please don’t treat gatherings as dating events, sales opportunities, recruitment spaces, or places to pitch your business.

Respect “No”
If someone declines a conversation, photo, follow-up, drink, activity, or invitation, respect it the first time.

Post-Gathering Contact
If a member contacts you privately and continues after you’ve asked them to stop, report it to us with screenshots if possible.

5. Look Out for One Another

Shared Care
Flock gatherings work best when everyone looks out for one another. If someone seems uncomfortable, unwell, intoxicated, lost, or left out, check in gently or alert the host, venue staff, activity partner, or Flock.

Stay in Control
If alcohol is involved, drink responsibly. Intoxication that makes others uncomfortable, unsafe, or responsible for your wellbeing may lead to removal from Flock.

Emergencies
If there is an immediate threat, accident, injury, or medical emergency, contact local emergency services first. In Singapore, call 999 for police and 995 for ambulance or fire. Then inform Flock once it is safe.

6. Activity-Specific Safety

Follow the Activity Guidelines
For sports, outdoor activities, workshops, or movement-based gatherings, follow the instructions shared by Flock, the host, venue, instructor, guide, or activity partner.

Know Your Limits
Join activities that match your comfort and ability level. If you feel unwell, injured, tired, or unsure, pause or opt out.

Dress and Pack Accordingly
Check the gathering details before arriving. Bring what you need, such as water, suitable shoes, sun protection, or a change of clothes.

Don’t Pressure Others
Everyone has different comfort levels. Don’t pressure another member to drink, continue an activity, share personal details, or join plans after the gathering.

Disclaimer: Flock is a platform that facilitates social reservations. We do not perform background checks, identity verification, or criminal screenings on our members. By participating, you acknowledge that you are meeting strangers at your own risk. Flock, its parent company, and its representatives are not liable for the actions of members or third parties during or after an event.