FAQ
Short answers about the Lets mobile beta, Glints, Decisions, privacy, safety, support, and legal boundaries.
What is Lets in plain words?
Lets is a mobile social network for posting, reading a feed, messaging, supporting people with Glints, and taking part in community Decisions. For everyday use, you only need the mobile app; there is no outside setup.
What are Glints and why do they exist?
Glints are a simple way to tell someone their post, reply, or participation was useful. They work inside Lets as support and recognition, do not add influence in Decisions, and do not require registering somewhere else.
What are Decisions and who can take part?
Decisions help participants express a view on rules, product choices, and community direction. During beta, the simple rule is one account, one voice, and proposals may be reviewed to reduce pressure, manipulation, or confusing wording.
How do I get beta access and what happens after I apply?
Mobile beta access opens gradually. After you apply, the team may review basic details, invite people in waves, and ask for feedback on the feed, messages, Glints, Decisions, safety, and whether the product is easy to understand.
What should I do if I see abuse, spam, or pressure?
Use in-app reporting or support if you see abuse, spam, impersonation, pressure around Decisions, or unsafe content. Moderation looks at context, community rules, and risk to people, not only at a single word in isolation.
Do I need to read the White Paper or understand DAO to use the beta?
No. The mobile beta works like a normal app: you apply, get access, post, message, and use Lets features inside the app. The White Paper and DAO are for people who want to understand how the project may develop and how the community can shape rules over time.
Who sees my requests, and how do I contact support?
Support requests, reports, privacy questions, and access questions are reviewed privately by the team. Public reports may explain patterns and rule changes, but they should not expose personal requests, private messages, or account details.
Where is Lets available, and when will more places open?
The public site is letsdao.org, and mobile beta access opens gradually by market, language, device support, and moderation readiness. If access is not open for your case yet, you can apply, check status, and contact support.