FAQ

Lets is a mobile social network for posts, stories, profiles, chats, Circles, and Decisions. People can talk, find others, see useful feedback on contribution, and take part in how the product develops. Everyday use does not require understanding DAO or internal project terms.

Free communication means people can post, reply, and talk without feeling that the product is constantly pushing them, selling attention, or turning every conversation into noise. It does not mean there are no rules: abuse, spam, pressure, and privacy violations are still reviewed.

Personal space means a profile, audience, visibility, story audience, blocks, and settings that a person can understand without asking the team. You choose how to show yourself, who stays close, and when to create distance.

Glints are a simple way to show an author that a post, reply, or idea was useful. They work inside Lets as a quiet sign of feedback, are not money or rewards, and do not add extra influence in Decisions.

Decisions appear when a discussion has a few clear options and needs a next step. During beta, the simple rule is one account, one vote, and proposals may be reviewed to reduce pressure, manipulation, or confusing wording.

Lets works as a social app: people can publish posts and stories, comment, use profiles, search, and message each other. The difference is that useful participation should not disappear in the feed. Glints show a creator that a post, answer, or idea helped. Decisions help a community choose the next step when a discussion has a few clear options. A Decision does not replace the team's work: it records the direction and shows what the team is considering next — an explanation, an idea check, or a product change.

A Circle is a place inside Lets for people, a topic, or a community. It keeps posts, discussion, and Decisions close to the same context, so important things do not scatter across the whole feed. You do not need special terms to take part: it should be clear what the Circle is about and who is there.

Early access to the mobile beta opens gradually. The site does not currently have an access form or automatic queue. If you want to leave a short note of interest or ask a question, email us. An email does not guarantee an invitation: the team opens access in small groups based on product, language, device, and moderation readiness.

Report the issue in the app or contact support if you see abuse, spam, impersonation, pressure, or unsafe content. Moderation looks at context, community rules, and risk to people, not only at isolated words.

No. The mobile beta should be understandable like a normal app: a person publishes, chats, reads the feed, replies in messages, and uses 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.

No. Lets does not currently promise money, tokens, payouts, rewards, or future benefits. Glints are not money and do not create a money-like right. They are a quiet sign of response inside Lets: they help a creator see that a post, answer, or idea was useful.

The public site is currently in pre-launch mode. Forms, registration, newsletter, analytics, advertising cookies, and session replay are disabled. If you email Lets yourself, the team may receive your email address, sender name, message text, and delivery metadata. This data is used only to read the message and reply.

The team is preparing an update to the principles and message protection. We will update the public documents when the technical implementation and legal wording are confirmed. Until then, the site should not promise full encryption for all messages.

Email privacy@letsdao.org if you have a project, privacy, legal document, or early access question. Do not send passwords, verification codes, payment data, documents, health information, or another person's personal data. A reply is not promised within a specific time.