Feudi is the court of public opinion. You film a 60-second video making your case, call out an opponent, and they get 60 seconds to fire back. Everyone else watches both sides and votes. When the clock runs out, the crowd has settled it — and whoever has the most votes wins. Think of it as settling an argument in front of a jury of the internet.
Tap record, make your case in up to 60 seconds, then pick who it's against — by username or by sending them a link. Your opponent gets notified and has their chance to respond. Once both videos are in, the feud goes live and the crowd starts voting.
They get 24 hours to record their side. If they go quiet, you can Call Out — the feud goes live with just your side, and the crowd can start voting straight away. Your opponent gets one final 24 hours to jump in; if they do, their video joins the feud and the crowd can switch sides. If they stay silent, the crowd settles it on your side alone. A call-out isn't an automatic win, though — you still have to win the room.
48 hours from the moment it goes live. You'll see a countdown on every feud — “47h 12m LEFT TO SETTLE.” When the timer hits zero, voting closes automatically and the result is locked in for good.
No — votes are final once cast, so watch both sides in full before you settle it. You can side with either party, or side with neither if you reckon they're both wrong and nobody deserves the win. Choose carefully; there's no changing your mind afterwards.
Mostly for fun. Cats vs dogs, who wore it better, whose turn it was to do the dishes — the pettier the better. Feudi isn't a legal service and results aren't legally binding. Keep it light, keep it kind, and don't use it to settle anything that belongs in an actual court.
Starting or responding to a feud publishes your video to other Feudi users — your face and voice included. Your email address is never shown publicly. You can read the full detail in our Privacy Policy.
Any party to a feud can permanently delete it at any time from My Feuds — that removes both videos, all votes and comments for everyone, and deletes the video files from our video provider, not just hides them. To remove everything, go to Settings → Delete Account. See our Privacy Policy for exactly what gets deleted.
Every feud has a Report button, and you can block anyone. Content that harasses, includes private information about others, or breaks our rules gets removed, and repeat offenders lose their accounts. Record yourself, not other people — and never share someone's personal details.
You must be 16 or older to create an account or use Feudi. Feudi is a public, video-based social platform, and 16 is our minimum age for everyone, everywhere.
When you sign up, we ask for your actual date of birth — day, month and year — not just a “yes, I’m old enough” tick-box. If your date of birth shows you’re under 16, you can’t create an account. This check runs both in the app and on our servers, so it can’t simply be clicked past.
No. We do not ask for government-issued ID (passport, driver’s licence, etc.) to verify your age, and we don’t want it. We rely on your date of birth at sign-up, our under-16 block, and reports from the community, and we’re continuing to strengthen our age-assurance methods over time.
If someone gives a false date of birth, we rely on the community and our moderators to catch it. Every feud can be reported, and one of the report reasons is “Under 16 (underage user).” When we receive a report — or otherwise become aware — that an account holder is under 16, we review it and remove the account.
Tap Report on any feud or profile and choose “Under 16 (underage user).” Our moderation team reviews reports and takes action, including removing under-age accounts. You can also email us at [email protected].
Yes. There’s nothing to “unblock” — if you’re under 16 you simply can’t create an account yet. Once you turn 16, you can sign up with your real date of birth like anyone else.
Feudi is for people 16 and over. Videos on Feudi are public: when someone files or responds to a feud, their face and voice are shown to other users. We block under-16 sign-ups, remove under-age accounts we become aware of, and provide reporting and blocking tools. If you believe a child under 16 has an account, please report it in the app or email [email protected] and we’ll act on it. For general online-safety guidance, the eSafety Commissioner is a good resource.
Australia requires social media platforms to take reasonable steps to keep under-16s off their services. We support that aim. Today we collect a real date of birth, block and don’t create accounts for under-16s (enforced on our servers, not just in the app), don’t rely on a simple tick-box, don’t collect government ID, and act on reports of under-age users. We’re continuing to improve our age-assurance approach over time.
Email [email protected]. We take age and safety on Feudi seriously.
Still have a question? Email us — we'll get back to you.