Terms of Service

Blink lets you turn a short thought, question, opinion or goal into a shareable card that others can react to, comment on and remix. Guests can create and share one Blink before signing up.

You can sign up with an email address or with Google. You're responsible for keeping your sign-in details safe and for what happens on your account. Be honest about who you are, and don't impersonate other people.

You own what you post. By publishing a Blink you give us permission to store it, display it, and let others share, react to and remix it inside the app — that's how Blink works. Public Blinks can be seen by anyone with the link, including people without an account.

Don't post anything you don't have the right to share. You can archive or delete your Blinks at any time; deleting removes them from the app.

Don't use Blink to:

• Harass, threaten or target people — including through anonymous questions.
• Post illegal content, hate speech, or someone else's private information.
• Spam, run scams, or manipulate reactions, shares or follower counts.
• Break the app, scrape it, or access other people's private data.

Registered users can report Blinks. Reported content is reviewed, and we may hide or remove content — or suspend accounts — that breaks these terms. You can block or mute accounts to control your own experience.

Blink is provided "as is" — we work hard to keep it running, but we can't promise it will always be available or error-free. We may update these terms as the app grows; the latest version always lives on this page. To the extent the law allows, Blink isn't liable for losses caused by content other people post or by service interruptions.

Questions about these terms? Email hello@blinksocial.com. Also see our Privacy Policy.