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Child Safety Standards

Holiday Spirit · published by Krampus, LLC · Last updated: August 30, 2026

Krampus, LLC has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE). This page sets out the standards that apply to Holiday Spirit, how we act on them, and how to reach a person about a concern.

Our position

Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and any content or conduct that sexualizes, grooms, exploits, or endangers a child is prohibited in Holiday Spirit without exception. This applies to photographs, text, and any other content a user submits, and to conduct between users. There is no context in which it is permitted, and no appeal process that reinstates it.

Who can use Holiday Spirit

Holiday Spirit is not intended for children. Users must be 13 or older. We ask for your year of birth when you first open the app, and an account below that age is deleted rather than limited. We also remove accounts we later identify as belonging to someone under it.

What users may submit

Holiday Spirit exists to share photographs of holiday displays. Photographs should show decorations and property, not people. Photographs of children are not permitted, whether or not the person submitting them believes them harmless, and will be removed when identified.

Reporting a concern

In the app: every display listing and photograph carries a Report control. Choose Child safety concern and the report is routed for priority review. You do not need to leave the app or find an email address to raise a concern.

Anyone, at any time: support@krampus.studio — no account required.

How we respond

  1. Removal first. Content reported as a child safety concern is removed from public view on receipt, before assessment, rather than after it.
  2. Assessment. The report is reviewed by Dan Martinelli, Founder.
  3. Account action. Accounts responsible for CSAE content are terminated. We do not issue warnings for this category.
  4. Reporting to authorities. Apparent CSAM is reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) through its CyberTipline, as required of US providers under 18 U.S.C. § 2258A, and we preserve related material as the law requires. Where a child appears to be in immediate danger we also contact law enforcement.
  5. Record. We retain a record of the report and the action taken.

Point of contact

Questions about these standards, including from regulators, platforms, or child safety organizations, reach a named person here:

Dan Martinelli, Founder

Krampus, LLC
951 Viewmont Dr # 1081
Dickson City, PA 18519
United States

support@krampus.studio

Compliance

These standards are published in accordance with Google Play’s Child Safety Standards policy and apply wherever Holiday Spirit is available. We comply with applicable child safety law in the jurisdictions we operate in, including United States federal reporting obligations. We review these standards at least annually and whenever the app’s functionality changes materially.