DomBound

Create your account and choose a role

Signing up takes three steps: access, role and age confirmation. Here is what is worth thinking about before you touch each one.

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Signing up has three steps and takes under a minute. Speed is not the point: two of those steps are decisions you carry with you afterwards.

Step 1 — Create your access

Three things:

Keep that password safe. It is not only for logging in: it encrypts your conversations. If you lose it, your encrypted messages cannot be recovered — not by support, not by us. That is the price of real end-to-end encryption, and it is intentional.

Step 2 — Choose your role

Three options:

Choose carefully: it does not change on the fly. Changing it later means asking support. If what you want is to alternate depending on the day, that is exactly what Switch is for — not a role change.

Step 3 — Confirm age and terms

You confirm you are over 18 and accept the terms and the privacy policy. Both boxes are required. DomBound cancels accounts that break the age condition.

After signing up

You land straight on your panel. What to do next, in this order:

  1. Complete your profile — photo, description and preferences.
  2. Install the app on your home screen.
  3. Turn on notifications, so a task or a check never slips past you.

Frequently asked questions

Is my real name shown anywhere?

No. Your public profile only uses your alias. Your email handles login and is never shown to anyone; DomBound does not store your real identity.

Can I change my alias later?

Your alias is your public address (dombound.app/your-alias). If you need to change it, write to support from inside the app.

What if I picked the wrong role?

It can be changed, but not from settings: you have to ask support. The friction is deliberate — your role affects your reputation, your history and who the platform matches you with.

Did not find your answer?

Write to us from Support inside the app, or to hola@dombound.com. We reply, and we add whatever is missing here.

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