Published by ZooPet · Last updated 2 November 2026
Clovyn Club is discreet dating for adults who value privacy: real, verified people, and you stay in control
of what you share. These tools and tips help you keep it that way.
Your privacy tools
Incognito: browse without appearing in other people's discovery or visitor lists.
App lock: protect the app with your device PIN or biometrics.
Quiet notifications: notifications that don't show names or message text on your lock screen.
Reveal on your terms: keep photos in private albums and share them only with the people you choose.
Block and unmatch: blocked people can't see your profile or contact you.
Report anything that feels wrong
Use Report on any profile, photo or message. Reports are confidential: the person is not told
who reported them. Our moderators review reports and can remove content, suspend or ban accounts. You can also
email safety@clovyn.club.
Report straight away if someone:
asks you for money, gift cards, crypto or bank details, or offers you money;
seems to be under 18;
sends sexual or explicit content, threatens you, or pressures you;
uses someone else's photos or a fake identity;
threatens to share your messages or photos (sextortion). Don't pay. Keep the evidence and report it.
Chatting safely
Keep conversations in Clovyn Club until you trust someone. Scammers often push to move to other apps quickly.
Never send money or share financial information with someone you met online.
Don't share your home address, workplace or other identifying details early on.
Think before sharing photos: once sent, you can't fully control them.
Meeting in person
Meet in a busy public place and arrange your own transport.
Tell a friend where you're going and when you expect to be back.
Stay in control of your drinks and belongings, and leave whenever you want to.
Consent is required, ongoing and can be withdrawn at any time.
If you are in danger
If you are in immediate danger, contact your local emergency number (112 in India and the EU, 911 in the US).
If someone has shared intimate images of you without consent, you can also use
StopNCII.org.