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A trust and accountability platform for the kink community.

Know who you're playing with

Someone crosses a line at a party on Saturday. By Monday they're at a new event, in a new city, with a clean slate. We're ending that.

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We deserve better than guesswork

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fig. 1: the missing stair

Our safety depends on the people we play with. And right now, we're relying on group chats and gut feelings.

No shared record

Between communities, platforms, and cities, nothing follows them.

Good people can't prove it

You've played with forty people. You communicate well, you check in, you follow through on aftercare. A new partner has no way to know any of that.

All that trust. Invisible.

Years of trust leave no trace

The people who show up consistently, communicate well, and respect every boundary? They look exactly the same as someone who joined last week.

Until now.

So we built the thing that should have existed ten years ago.

Simple by design

There's no one to browse or swipe. SceneCheck only records scenes both people confirm.

Step through three scenes in the demo and see how trust builds, or breaks.

Try it before you join
Cut-out drawing: two hands holding phones, one showing a QR codeExample app screen: Connect, with QR code, passphrase, send a link and group options

Step 1: Connect

Scan a QR code or share a passphrase. At a party, a munch, wherever you meet. Groups of three or more can pair up in a lobby.

Example app screen: Confirm scene. You confirmed; waiting for your partner, Alex.Cut-out drawing: two hands pressing check marks on two phones

Step 2: Confirm together

Both people confirm the scene on their own phones before anything happens. Feedback only opens for a scene you both confirmed.

Both of you.
Example app screen: Scene review with Alex, 6 questions, 4 answeredCut-out drawing: a clipboard of yes, no and n/a boxes with a pencil

Step 3: Share honest feedback

Answer structured questions about communication, boundaries, and safety. Your partner never sees your answers.

Example app screen: a scene score of 78, Established, with feedback from 9 of 14 scene partnersCut-out drawing: three hands stamping check marks onto one sheet

Step 4: Watch trust grow

Every confirmed scene feeds your scene score. It shows once three different people have left feedback. It isn't a background check or a safety guarantee. Trust your own judgment, and talk to your partner.

No score until three people leave feedback.
Try it before you join

Step through three scenes in the demo and see how trust builds, or breaks.

Your privacy is structural

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Anonymous by design

No real names, no stored phone numbers. A one-way hash is all that connects your account.

what you enter+1 (555) 867-5309 HMAC-SHA256 what we storea7f3b2c9e4d18f6a

Encrypted at every layer

Reports, notes, and health data are encrypted before they're stored. Even at the database level.

AES-256-GCM with key rotation

Read by a person

Every report is read by a person, not an algorithm. Confirmed violations affect scene scores and can lead to suspension.

The first objection

Sounds like a shit show popularity contest just waiting to happen.

A senior community member in New York, on first hearing about SceneCheck

Here's how we keep it from becoming one.

  1. No scene, no feedback

    Both people have to independently confirm an interaction before feedback opens up.

  2. Hidden until three

    Scores stay hidden until three different people have left feedback, then update in delayed, random batches, so it's hard to tell whose feedback moved them.

  3. Nobody can search for you

    Your score shows to people you pair or play with, and to members you send a link.

  4. Every no counts

    A first report counts as much as a veteran's, and a person reads every one. A no on a boundaries or safety question lowers the scene score.

Does it work at a big party?

“I think the organizer said they’re getting 100+ a night.”

asked by someone returning to the scene, who goes to 100-person parties

SceneCheck

Pairing works by QR code, a spoken passphrase or a link.

the whole answer: Does it work at a big party?

This is bigger than one person

We're onboarding early members who've been in the scene long enough to know what's missing.

One person · Free forever · No ads · No data sales · No investor pressure

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