Your privacy matters.

This is a product draft, not a finalized legal policy. It requires review for the operating company, launch countries, applicable rules, contact details, retention periods, refunds, and dispute procedures before accepting real members.

Information used

The service uses account identity, your self-described age, gender, optional ethnicity, explicit dating preferences, your bio and interests, and city-level location to provide discovery. For free previews, Passport cards use an approximate city or region supplied from your IP connection. If unavailable, they show Worldwide. We do not infer sensitive traits from free text and do not store precise device coordinates.

Public and private information

Profiles belong to a shared member community. The visibility settings shown during setup control discovery and public previews. You can manage wider community sharing in My account. Only profiles that explicitly opt in may appear in public previews. Account email, detailed preferences, blocks, billing identifiers, and reports are private. Turning on public previews shares your name, age, approximate location, bio, interests, all five photos, and added contact links with preview visitors. Turning it off hides your profile from public previews. Members can see profiles subject to discovery settings and blocks. Administrators can review profiles and safety reports. Social links lead to third-party services. Billing is handled by Stripe; The service does not store payment card details. Supabase provides real email authentication and account storage when configured.

Site activity

We use an anonymous browser identifier to count visits and actions, including previews, social-link clicks, checkout progress and signups. Administrators can view these activity timelines. Activity records do not include form contents, precise locations or full browsing history. The dashboard shows up to 90 days of events, with older records removed during new visits; anonymous visitor totals are retained from the start of tracking. Onboarding experiment assignments, original acquisition source (UTM source, medium, campaign and content, plus referring website), deduplicated progression events and verified payment totals are retained separately for historical experiment reporting, including after an experiment is disabled. They remain associated with your account for conversion attribution.

Optional advertising measurement

With your separate permission, we save a TrafficStars click identifier and limited campaign details for the configured attribution window (normally 30 days). When you create a profile, we retain the original acquisition and last eligible click with your account. This can attribute later verified payments even after that window. We share only the click identifier, conversion type (including social-link opens and copies when you allow it), a deduplication identifier, and configured transaction and monetary values with TrafficStars. We do not share your name, email, photos or dating preferences. With your permission, TrafficStars may also use a browser cookie to show you relevant ads after you leave. We share an engagement signal, not the profile or contact link you viewed. Advertising preferences at the bottom of the site let you decline or withdraw permission; pending and future postbacks then stop. Previously sent events cannot be recalled. Conversion audit records are retained for billing reconciliation. Account deletion removes the advertising association and suppresses pending deliveries.

Your controls

Edit or hide your profile from My account. You may block profiles, submit reports, cancel membership, and delete your account. Deletion removes your profile and de-identifies retained safety reports. Final retention periods and a privacy contact must be supplied before launch.

Demo and essential storage

The demo uses fictional profiles and an isolated, server-stored session with an essential browser cookie. Temporary form drafts are stored in your browser tab. Preview allocation and hashed daily network identifiers help limit abuse. Do not enter real sensitive information in this demonstration.