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Frequently asked questions

Yachad is Hebrew for “together”. That’s what it’s about: not living your faith alone, but with friends and a local church.

There is no Android app yet. But the whole app also runs in the browser at app.yachad.social, for example on an Android phone. The browser doesn’t send notifications.

Yachad is free, for people and churches. There are no ads and no paid visibility.

Yachad has no direct messages between two people. Every date of a plan has a chat for everyone who said yes. For chatting in general, use your WhatsApp group; you can add its link to the group.

Not at the moment. Yachad focuses on plans, dates and churches. Posts are switched off for now.

From 16; your birthday counts. Additional protection rules apply until 18. See Protection of minors.

Check your spam folder. The link is valid for 48 hours. After that, simply register again with the same address.

By default only your friends. You can switch to Only me at the date. The church only sees the number, never names.

No. Churches only see totals, such as how many people listed them as their church.

Who sees where I’ll be in the next few days?

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Only your friends, on your profile in the “Attending” tab. Under My RSVPs on my profile you can set this to Nobody. See Your profile.

Profile → Edit profile. There you change photo, name, username and “About me”.

Tap Forgot password? when signing in and enter your email. You receive a link if there is an account with this address.

Profile → Settings → Delete account. After 30 days everything is permanently deleted. See Delete your account and export your data.

I disagree with a decision of the platform team.

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Reply to the email with the decision or write to contact@yachad.social. See Report and block.

In search, tap Suggest a church under “No church found”. If you work for the church, you can apply for access directly.

A profile from public information that is not managed by the church itself. The details may be out of date. When the church takes over the profile, it shows Verified.

Why do I have to request access to a church or ministry?

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Some churches and ministries approve members, for example a house group or a children’s ministry. The team then sees your name, profile picture and age, not your date of birth and not your RSVPs.

No. No denomination is shown preferentially, and verified profiles are not ranked higher.

Profile and admin portal are free.

Yes. Each person gets their own login and a role per ministry. Church admins invite more people under Team. See Team and roles.

No, only the number of RSVPs and interested people per date. You only see names of members you approve yourselves, and even then no RSVPs.

No. Yachad doesn’t show donation links. You may link to your own website.

Not yet. A calendar import is planned for later.