You need an account to swipe, match, or chat. You're responsible for what happens under your username, and for keeping your password to yourself.

picnic. has no tolerance for harassment, hate speech, threats, sexual content involving minors, impersonation, spam, or any illegal content sent through chat, photos, or group names. This applies everywhere in the app someone can post or type something — not just public areas.

We remove violating content and terminate accounts responsible for it, without warning if the violation is severe.

Every chat message can be reported or its author blocked, right from the chat — tap a person's name to do either. Blocking hides their messages from you and stops either of you from adding each other as friends.

Reports go to our admin team, and we aim to review them within 24 hours. If you'd rather reach us directly, email picnic.eats.th@gmail.com.

Photos and messages you post stay yours. Posting them in a group gives that group's members and picnic. the ability to display them back to you and to the group — that's how the chat and Nest features work. We don't sell your content or hand it to advertisers.

Restaurant names, ratings, and photos shown in the app come from Google Places and other public sources, refreshed periodically to stay current. We don't guarantee this data is accurate or up to date — always confirm hours and details with the restaurant directly before you go.

We can suspend or remove an account that violates these terms, including for the abuse covered above. You can delete your own account any time from Account settings.

picnic. is provided as-is. We work to keep it running well, but we don't guarantee it will be uninterrupted or error-free, and we're not liable for a bad meal, a missed reservation, or a match nobody actually wanted to go to.

We may update these terms as the app changes. Continuing to use picnic. after an update means you accept the new terms.

Questions about these terms or a report you filed: email picnic.eats.th@gmail.com.