Nanouri · House Policy
Last updated: 2026-09-23 · Eliary Inc.
Nanouri lets you take part in a creator’s recorded video by choosing what happens next. Creators are responsible for what they publish, including every clip and choice in an experience.
These rules apply to footage, sound, titles, prompts, answers, and the way an experience is presented.
Authorized creators publish directly. Before publication, we check the experience’s text against a prohibited-word filter and check ownership and playback structure. We do not automatically inspect the video for objectionable content or approve every video before publication. Operators review content after publication, including when it is reported.
Operators can withdraw a specific published version or close a creator account. A withdrawn version cannot be opened through a new playback request. If it was the current version, the most recent available version can replace it; if none remains, the experience becomes unavailable. Closing a creator account stops access to all of that creator’s work.
Creators receive the reason in Studio and can appeal to support@currot.com. Report decisions and moderation actions are recorded.
Sign in to report an experience or block a creator. Reports identify the version you are reporting. Choose sexual content, violence or danger, harassment or hate, rights infringement, spam, or other; an explanation is optional and limited to 1,000 characters. Please leave out personal information that is not needed to explain the concern.
Blocking a creator applies across devices signed into the same account. It hides their work and prevents new playback and new-work notifications from that creator. Your follow and bell settings are preserved, so they can take effect again if you unblock. Blocking does not report the creator automatically, and you can manage blocked creators in your account settings.
New playback requires an online access check, including saved paths and shared links. It cannot start offline. A video already playing or a previously delivered copy may remain available for a short time; blocking or withdrawal cannot recall bytes already delivered.
Read comments without an account. Sign in, set a separate public comment name in Profile, and accept the community rules before posting. Comments allow up to 1,000 characters, no attachments, and unlimited-time editing with an Edited label. A minimal server-side filter rejects explicit prohibited expressions and repetitive spam on posting or editing. Ordinary comments appear immediately; reports are reviewed after publication rather than held for approval.
These rules also apply to comments. Do not post threats, exposed personal information, harassment, sexual content, spam, impersonation, or rights violations. Report a comment or its author from its menu. Blocking a participant hides your comments from each other across signed-in devices. Manage these blocks in My comments and replies.
Creators can make a comment private, restrict an author across their channel, or delete a comment. Administrators can apply service-wide restrictions. Removing a restriction does not automatically republish old comments. Explicitly restoring a root reveals replies without separate restrictions. Deleting your own root leaves other people's replies under an anonymous deletion marker; a creator's root deletion removes the entire conversation.
Comments remain across video updates. Unpublishing a video closes access while keeping comments. Permanently deleting the video removes its comments; uploading it again creates a new video and link. For comment appeals, contact support@currot.com.
For reports, appeals, and support, write to support@currot.com. Our target for ordinary reports is within 7 days. We prioritize urgent threats and exposed personal information. An initial response is not necessarily a final decision. See our privacy policy for report retention and account deletion.