BoomCast Community Guidelines

Effective date: July 9, 2026 Operator: Solva Labs LLC · hi@boomcast.app · https://boomcast.app

BoomCast is where people turn ideas into AI videos — and where other people watch, remix, and build on them. These guidelines keep that exchange worth showing up for. They apply to everything you publish: videos, titles, profiles, usernames, and bios.

Keep it kind

No harassment, bullying, hate speech, or threats. Don’t target people for their race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or anything else they are. Criticism of ideas is fine; attacks on people are not.

Keep it clean

No sexual or sexually suggestive content, no graphic violence, no shock content, and no glorification of self-harm. BoomCast videos can be seen by a broad audience — publish accordingly.

Keep it yours

Only use photos, logos, and ideas you have the right to use. Don’t impersonate real people, creators, or brands — parody must be unmistakably parody. Don’t publish other people’s private information.

Keep it honest

Ads and promotional videos made with BoomCast must not make false or unverifiable claims, and must never promote scams, pyramid schemes, counterfeit goods, weapons, drugs, or any illegal product or service. AI content that’s designed to deceive — fake news footage, fabricated endorsements, misleading “real events” — is not allowed.

Keep the system fair

Don’t manipulate likes, views, referrals, or remix royalties with fake accounts or coordinated schemes. Don’t spam the feed. Rewards exist for real creators doing real work.

Reporting & enforcement

Report anything that breaks these rules from the ⋯ menu on any video. Every report is reviewed by a human.
Block any creator to instantly remove their content from your feeds.
Depending on severity, enforcement ranges from content removal to feature limits to permanent account termination. Serious cases (child safety, credible threats) are reported to authorities.
Think we got it wrong? Appeal to hi@boomcast.app — include your username and the video in question, and we’ll take a second look.