ABOUT US

TriniSocial is a space made by Trinis, for Trinis! Here, we share stories, vibes, and real conversations to stay connected and celebrate everything that makes us unique.
It’s all about building a strong Trini network where we can support each other, keep the culture alive, and grow together as one big family.

Privacy Policy

At TriniSocial, your privacy matters to us. We collect only the information necessary to provide you with the best experience on our platform, such as your name, email,
and profile details. Your personal information will never be sold or shared with third parties without your consent, except when required by law.

We use cookies and similar tools to improve site functionality and personalize your experience. By using TriniSocial, you agree to this policy. You are always in control
of your data — you can update or delete your account information at any time.

If you have questions or concerns about our Privacy Policy, feel free to contact us.

Terms of Use

Welcome to TriniSocial! By using our platform, you agree to use it responsibly and respectfully. We built this space for Trinis to connect, share stories, and build community — so please keep interactions positive and respectful.

You are responsible for the content you post. Any abusive, offensive, or illegal activity, violence, or porn is not allowed and may result in removal of content or
suspension of your account.

We take no responsibility if you purchase something and got held up, if you message somebody to “horn” — that’s not we business.

In the words of our former leader: “doh jackass D thing” — also no “Jammetry” ?

TriniSocial may update or improve the platform from time to time, and by continuing to use it, you agree to these changes.

Suggest a Feature

TriniSocial is built for you — the Trini community! We want to keep improving and adding features that matter most to you.

Got an idea that would make the platform better? Maybe a tool to share music, a new way to connect with friends, or something totally unique to Trini culture? We’d love to hear it!