Last updated November 10, 2026

Terms of use

These are the ground rules for clubclub, a small test project that helps adults near Toledo, Ohio find activities they share with other people nearby. By signing in you agree to them and to the Privacy notice.

Who can use it

• You must be 18 or older.
• One account per person, using your real first and last name and a real email address you control.
• You are responsible for what happens under your account. You can delete it any time in Settings.

How to behave

• Treat other people with respect. No harassment, threats, or hate.
• Do not pretend to be someone else, make fake accounts, or try to find out who picked what.
• Do not use the site to find, follow, or contact someone who has made clear they do not want contact.
• No spam, selling, or recruiting.
• Card suggestions must be safe, legal, and suitable for adults to do together in public or with consent. No cards that target a person, ask for personal details, or promote risky or illegal acts. An administrator reviews every suggestion and may decline or reword it, and does not have to explain why. If a card is approved, you give clubclub permission to use its wording in the shared deck.
• An administrator may remove an account or a club at any time, and does not have to explain why. This helps keep people who need to stay apart from each other safe.

Join a Club Today: clubs that members post

Any adult member may offer to lead one club at a time by posting it under Join a Club Today. These rules apply to everyone who posts or joins.

• “Approved to post” is not an endorsement. An administrator reads each post before it goes live. That is all the label means. clubclub does not check the background of the leader or of anyone who joins, does not verify who anyone is, and does not vouch for any club. An administrator may close a post at any time, and does not have to explain why. Administrators do not review each person who joins.
• What members see. A live post shows the leader's full name, the activity, the night, how often it meets, how many spots are left, and the end date. It does not show where. Leaders keep the place private and tell the people who join.
• Public place. A leader must confirm that the first meeting will be in a public place, and must not ask people to come to a private home for the first meeting.
• Joining is your choice. When you tap Join, you agree to share your name and email address with that club's leader, and you are shown this before you confirm. Do not join if you are not comfortable with that. You can leave at any time, but the leader may already have seen your details.
• Leaders and the details they receive. Use the names and emails of people who join only to organize that club. Do not share them, add them to any other list, or contact them about anything else. Do not charge for or sell anything through the club.
• Your own safety. Meet in a public place the first time, tell someone you trust where you are going, ask people you know whether they know the leader, and leave if you feel uncomfortable. People you have put on your block list never see your posts and you never see theirs.
• Clubs an administrator starts. If enough people pick the same activity and someone offers to lead it, an administrator may ask that person to set up a club for it. It goes through the same review as any other post, and the people who picked that activity are shown it and choose for themselves whether to join.
• Concerns. If a leader or member worries you, write to jake@hrpsa.org. If someone is in danger, call 911.

Meetups are between people

clubclub introduces people who share an interest. It does not check anyone's background, run the meetups, or supervise them. You decide whether to go. We suggest meeting in a public place the first time, telling someone you trust where you will be, and leaving if you feel uncomfortable.

A test version

The site is provided as is. It may change, reset, or stop, and we cannot promise that a club will form or that the site will always work. To the extent the law allows, we are not responsible for what happens between members, at meetups, or for lost data.

Changes and contact

We may update these terms as the site grows. The date at the top shows the latest version. Questions: jake@hrpsa.org.