Blocking and reporting
How to keep your church spaces comfortable — blocking another member so you don't see each other, and reporting a prayer, post, or profile to your church's admins for review. What each one does and how to undo a block.
Psalmly should feel safe and restful. Two simple tools help keep it that way: you can block someone so you no longer see each other, and you can report something that doesn't belong so your church's admins can look at it.
Blocking someone
Open a person's profile — from the directory, a prayer, or a group post — and choose Block. From then on, within that church:
- You won't see each other's prayers, group posts, or profiles.
- It's quiet — the other person isn't told they've been blocked.
Blocking is per church, and it's easy to reverse: your Blocked members list lives in your account settings, where you can unblock anyone anytime. See Your account and profile.
Reporting content
If a prayer request, a group post or reply, or a profile is inappropriate, use Report on it (in the ⋯ menu). Your report goes privately to your church's admins — the person who posted isn't notified that you reported them.
Use it for anything that doesn't belong: spam, something hurtful, or content shared in the wrong place. You don't need to sort out whether it's "bad enough" — if it's bothering you, report it and let your leaders decide.
What your church does with a report
Your admins have a place to review what's been reported and can remove anything that shouldn't be there. Reporting is about care, not conflict — it simply gives the people who look after your church the chance to help.
For the calm-by-design side of these spaces (no comment threads on the prayer board, single- level replies in groups), see Using the prayer board and Joining and taking part in groups.