Strictly platonic
YourPartner is for companionship and practical help — never dating, romance or sexual services. Partners and clients must not request, offer or suggest anything of that kind, in person or in messages.
Dress and behave as you would for a respectful meeting with a new acquaintance.
Consent first
- Agree on plans, places and timings in advance, and stick to the booked service.
- Ask before any physical contact — even a handshake or a supporting arm — and accept "no" immediately.
- Either person may end a session at any time if they feel uncomfortable.
- No photos or recordings of the other person without their clear permission.
Meeting safely
- Meet in public, well-lit places — cafés, malls, cinemas, parks or hospital receptions — especially for a first session.
- Tell a friend or family member where you are going and when you expect to be back.
- Arrange your own transport; you are never obliged to get into someone else's vehicle.
- No alcohol or substance pressure. Clubbing and event sessions are about company, not drinking.
The start code
Every session begins with a one-time start code that the client shares with the partner in person. It confirms that you have actually met the right person.
- Never share the start code by phone, chat, SMS or email, or before you are face to face.
- Partners: never ask for the code remotely. A request like that should be reported.
Respect and fairness
- Treat everyone with courtesy, regardless of gender, religion, caste, region, language, disability or orientation.
- Be on time. If plans change, tell the other person as early as possible.
- Keep all payments on the platform — no cash deals or side arrangements.
- Write honest reviews based on the session itself.
- Respect privacy: contact details shared for a booking are for that booking only.
Zero tolerance
Harassment of any kind — verbal, physical, sexual or online, including stalking or repeated unwanted contact — results in a permanent ban. Threats, violence, illegal activity or attempts at sexual solicitation are also reported to the authorities where appropriate.
Reporting a problem
If you ever feel unsafe, leave and call 112. Then tell us what happened through the Contact page with the booking details. Reports are handled confidentially, and we may suspend accounts while we investigate.