In most cases, no - Loophole accounts are designed for individual or business use by the verified account holder only. That means you cannot submit Problems or use services on behalf of someone else unless you're authorized to do so through a formal agreement.
Why we restrict proxy use:
Our strategies depend on accurate identity and context
Misuse could trigger security flags or policy violations
We’re not designed for shared, anonymous, or “ghost” submissions
Unauthorized use may result in bans or loss of access
Exceptions:
You may be allowed to act on someone else’s behalf if:
You’re an approved agency partner or legal representative
The account owner has explicitly granted permission (for Business accounts only)
You’ve received written authorization from Loophole Support
If you fall into one of these categories, email Hi [at] Loophole (dot) com before taking action.
If you’re just trying to help:
If you're assisting a family member, client, or colleague:
Have them create their own account
Help them through the process using their login
Don’t impersonate them or submit prompts under your name
Bottom line:
We know people often help each other - but Loophole is designed for direct users.
If you need to act on behalf of someone else, contact us first.
We’re happy to find a path that’s safe, ethical, and fully supported.