Community Guidelines

Cohortly connects you with real people from your college — seniors, classmates, and graduates who are giving their time voluntarily. These guidelines exist to keep that trust intact inside this verified campus community.

Use your real name and accurate college information. Don't create an account on someone else's behalf, and don't misrepresent your batch, department, or current company.

Mentors and referrers are helping voluntarily, often outside working hours. Keep requests specific and reasonable, respect a decline (silent or otherwise), and don't send repeated follow-ups if someone hasn't responded.

Don't use Cohortly to sell services, request payment for referrals or mentorship, or promote unrelated businesses.

Make sure posted details are accurate to the best of your knowledge. Don't post roles that don't exist or exaggerate details to attract applicants.

Harassment, bullying, threats, hate, sexual misconduct, spam, scams, and phishing have no place on Cohortly. If someone makes you uncomfortable or misuses the platform:

• In a chat, open Safety to Unmatch, Block, or Report.
• From someone's profile preview, use Report this member.
• Or email cohortly.in@gmail.com with what happened.

Report — don't retaliate. We review reports (rate-limited to prevent abuse). Blocking is private: we don't tell the other person you blocked them.

If someone makes you uncomfortable or misuses the platform, report it — don't respond in kind. We review every report we can action.

Depending on severity: a warning, restricted features, or full account suspension. Repeated or serious violations (harassment, fraud, impersonation) result in permanent removal.

cohortly.in@gmail.com. See also our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.