Community safety

Report a community or safety concern

Use this private operational form for behavior, content, Circles, chats, Plans, or Events that may violate the Community Guidelines.

Effective August 9, 2026

PostLane is operated by Doualspark Inc.

Use this page to submit a report about behavior, content, circles, chats, plans, or events that may violate PostLane’s Community Guidelines.

PostLane is not an emergency service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.

We use community reports to review safety concerns, enforce guidelines, and support users. Please include enough detail for us to understand the issue, but do not include passwords, payment information, government IDs, full addresses, or highly sensitive documents.

The form sends a private operational notification and, when you provide a contact address, a visitor receipt. The public contact remains support@getpostlane.com.

Please include the reported PostLane username(s), handle(s), profile link(s), or user ID(s) if you know them. If you do not know the username, enter “unknown” and provide whatever profile, chat, circle, event, or message context you have.

Contact email (required only for follow-up)

Your PostLane username or profile link

Reported PostLane username, handle, profile link, or user ID

Report category

Where it happened

What happened / description

Person, profile, circle, event, post, chat, or message involved

Approximate date/time

Are you reporting for yourself or someone else?

Can support contact you for follow-up?

I understand PostLane is not an emergency service. I believe this report is accurate to the best of my knowledge.

Do not include passwords, sign-in codes, payment information, government IDs, full addresses, or highly sensitive documents.

JavaScript is required for secure direct submission. This form is disabled and will not send or leave this page. For assistance, email support@getpostlane.com without including passwords, sign-in codes, or other sensitive information.

What happens next

An accepted durable report receives a public reference and may be reviewed. No enforcement result is guaranteed; immediate danger requires local emergency services.