Privacy

Last updated: [DATE]. Operated by [COMPANY LEGAL NAME].

What we collect

• Your mobile number, when you sign in. We use it to text you a sign-in code, to tell you when a request of yours has been covered, when someone leaves you a thank-you note, and when there is a report about a gift you sent or received. Reply STOP to any text to end them.
• What you choose to add: a handle, first name, city, photo, bio and social links. These are public.
• Requests you post, including the Venmo username or Zelle contact you give us.
• If you choose to verify a social account: your username on that network and, for LinkedIn, your name. We do not receive your password, and we cannot post or read messages. Instagram's own screen describes the permission as reading your profile and posts; we use the sign-in once to read your username and do not keep the access it grants.
• Payment screenshots that donors upload as receipts. Each one is read automatically by software on our servers (amount, recipient), and when that cannot confirm it, it is sent to an AI service to be read (amount, recipient, date, signs of editing). We keep what was found alongside the receipt.
• Photos and videos you record or upload to show publicly, including profile photos. Each one is checked for exposed breasts and genitals, and for weapons, violence, drugs and hate symbols, by software running on our own servers. It is not sent to anyone else for these checks. Your recording may appear privately in your account while a background check runs. We keep its processing status, model version, sampled image indices, detected body parts, locations and scores, and what the second check thought it saw. Flagged or refused new recordings are retained temporarily for review until unused-recording cleanup, normally after a day. Automatic rechecks do not delete recordings already attached to a request or note.
• Reports that a gift did not arrive, the answers to them, and reviews.
• Videos and photos you record on the site with your camera: a pitch video on a request, or a photo or video on a thank-you note. We store the recording and a still from it. We do not run face recognition or build any biometric profile from them. Your browser asks before the camera is used, and it is only on while you are recording.
• A cookie that remembers a guest donor's device, and one that keeps you signed in.

Who sees what

• Everyone: your handle, first name, city, photo, bio, social links, requests and their pitch videos or photos, thank-you notes and the photos or videos on them once the donor has approved the note, reviews you wrote and received, and counts of how reports about your gifts were decided.
• Only the donor covering your request: your Venmo username or Zelle contact.
• Only the recipient and our reviewers: a donor's receipt screenshot.
• Only our reviewers: a second screenshot a donor adds when answering a report.
• Nobody outside the company: your phone number.

Who helps us run the site

We use service providers to host the site and database, to send text messages, and to read receipt screenshots automatically: [LIST PROVIDERS, INCLUDING THE AI PROVIDER]. We do not sell personal information.

Your choices

You can edit or remove your profile details and withdraw a request from your account page. To delete your account and data, or to ask what we hold about you, write to [CONTACT EMAIL]. California residents have additional rights under state law, including the rights to know, delete and correct.

Keeping and protecting data

We keep data for as long as your account is open and for [PERIOD] afterwards for fraud prevention. No system is perfectly secure.

Children

The site is for adults. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 18.