The rules.
Short, because there is not much to it. Using the app or the site means you accept them. Passengers is published by VR Holding, hello@passenge.rs. Last changed on 28 October 2026.
Listening
Free, no account. The stories belong to the people who told them. Share a story's link or its video the way the app offers; do not copy a recording elsewhere, and do not use one commercially.
Telling
- You are eighteen or over.
- True, first person, yours. One take, thirty seconds to two minutes.
- No full names of other people, nobody under eighteen.
- Nothing hateful or harassing, nothing sexual, no violence or self-harm, no ads, nothing you have no right to share.
What you agree to when you send
Passengers can publish the story in its app and on passenge.rs and as a video on any platform, with your first name and city, translate and subtitle it, and cut an excerpt for social media. It is true and it happened to you. It stays yours: withdraw it anytime from its page, and a video already out is taken down from our accounts on request. We can decline a story, change its title, or take it down, without having to say why.
Abuse
There is no tolerance for objectionable content or abusive tellers. A machine listens to every story first and holds back what breaks these rules; an editor listens to what it holds back, and to every report, usually within a day. Three reports hide a story on their own until an editor has listened. From any story you can report it or hide its teller for good. A teller who breaks the rules is barred and their stories come down.
Us
Passengers is given as it is. We do our best, but promise neither that it is always up nor that a story stays live. A teller answers for what they say, not us. As far as the law allows, our liability to you is limited to what you paid us, which is nothing. These rules change when Passengers does; the date at the top says when, and going on using it means accepting them.