Content guidelines
These are the rules a profile is reviewed against, and they are part of the terms. They are short on purpose: a rule nobody can remember is a rule nobody follows.
Nearly every model here is generated
Profiles present AI-generated people, and the site says so: every profile carries “AI” over the name and in the corner of every picture on it. Marking them is what the EU AI Act asks of a service that publishes pictures like these, and it is the site's job rather than yours — there is nothing to switch on and nothing to switch off. A generated model must never present itself as a photograph of a real person, and must not claim to be one. A profile that works against that is refused.
The exception is a model who is a real person, photographed. If that is yours, ask for it in your profile: say who is in the pictures and how that can be checked, and a moderator decides. Until one has, the profile is marked as an AI model like every other, and the mark changes only when the claim is confirmed. Everything else on this page applies exactly the same either way.
Nobody real, without their say-so
A generated face must not be built to resemble a real, identifiable person: a celebrity, an acquaintance, anyone. Names, likenesses and trademarks belonging to somebody else stay off the site unless you have the right to use them. If you are recreating your own likeness, say so on the profile.
Sexual or intimate imagery resembling a real person, generated or otherwise, is never allowed here, with or without that person's agreement. It is refused on sight and the account is closed.
Adults only
Every model presents an adult, and the imagery has to match that without exception: appearance, styling, setting, all of it. Anything that reads as a minor is refused.
Material sexualising a minor, generated or not, is the one thing on this list with a procedure of its own: it is removed at once, the account is closed, what is needed to identify the source is preserved, and it is reported to the competent authorities. There is nothing to appeal and no discussion to be had.
What the images may show
Suggestive is fine; explicit is not. If an image would need a warning, it does not belong in a public gallery.
Nothing violent, nothing degrading, nothing that celebrates harm. Nothing glorifying or promoting terrorism, extremism, or a group that exists for either. Nothing that attacks people for who they are: where they are from, what they believe, whom they love, how their body works. Nothing encouraging self-harm, an eating disorder or suicide. No weapons or drugs offered, and nothing illegal where the site is operated.
Where your links lead
Links on a profile lead to platforms you control, and their content is your responsibility. A link that leads to malware, to a phishing page, to a scam, to a paywall that takes money for nothing, or to anything that breaks the rules above, is removed and counts against the account. Visitors are told they are leaving the site, and a link to a place for adults says so before it opens.
Behaving here
No impersonating another member, no passing your account to somebody else, no selling invites, and no using this site to harass anyone. No scraping the site, no automated collection of what is on it, and nothing that sets out to interfere with how it runs. Invitations are meant to bring in people you would vouch for.
How review works
Moderators check each field and each image on its own and can send any of them back with a note saying what to change. A published profile stays online while its next version is being reviewed, so a correction never takes you off the site. Every decision is made by a person; nothing here is decided by a machine on its own.
If something of yours is refused or taken down, you are told what it was and why, and you can object. See the terms, which say what that gets you and how long you have.
Reporting something
If you find something here that breaks these rules, that is unlawful, or that involves you and should not be published, write to hello@nwty.me. Anybody may do this. You do not need an account here.
It helps to say, as far as you can:
- the address of the page, and which image or which words on it;
- what is wrong with it, and why you believe it is unlawful or against these rules;
- who you are and how to reach you, so the outcome can be sent back to you (not required for a report about material sexualising a minor, which is acted on either way);
- whether what you are saying is, to the best of your knowledge, complete and correct.
A report is confirmed on arrival and read by a person. You are told what was decided and on what grounds, and if you are not satisfied, you can say so and it is looked at again. Where the law requires something to be reported to an authority, it is reported. A report made in bad faith, or a stream of them, is what it looks like, and it is treated accordingly.
Anything involving a minor is taken down first and discussed afterwards.