Privacy

Private does not mean mysterious.

Plain words first. The whole policy is underneath, section by section, the same text the app shows.

A diary locked with a padlock next to a phone that shows only a portrait and a play button

Your words are yours

Your diary is encrypted on your phone before it is stored. So that a new phone can open it, a copy of its key is kept, encrypted, with your account on our server: we could technically read it, and we do not. A match never sees your diary or your questions. When the gods answer, your words go to the AI writer, and your conversations are kept encrypted until you delete them.

An AI brain in the night sky; diary lines, the gods' film strip and a sung song flow into it

What the brain keeps

One private picture of you, made of words, and the memories you confirm. It is never shown to anyone. It helps the matching only after you switch that on, and you can switch it off again.

Two portraits on one screen, one above the other

What a match sees

The name you go by, the portrait the app painted of you, and your song. Never your diary, your questions, or the reasons you were introduced.

Two phones with green checks, a pin on Center Camp, and two burners meeting a step apart

Matching is a switch

Off until you switch it on. You can switch it off again. Nothing happens on one yes. Agreeing to meet is not agreeing to anything more.

Privacy policy · updated October 19, 2026

The whole thing, section by section.

The same text the app shows. Nothing is left out here.