Minimum by default
Collect only the data the tool actually needs to work — no more.
Trust, privacy, security
Entrusted, not owned.
Because our tools work with personal health, reflection, and body-related data, we treat data as something entrusted to us — not something owned without responsibility.
Plain language
Data use is explained in words people actually use, not legal walls.
User control
Design for deletion, export, consent, and transparency as we mature.
Separation of concerns
Product improvement kept separate from personally identifying data whenever possible.
Never for sale
Personal health data is not, and will not be, sold.
Security by architecture
Encryption, access control, audit logs, incident response — built in, not bolted on.
The user promise
Our users are people first — not data sources.
- We speak clearly about what our tools do and do not do.
- We do not make unsupported medical claims.
- We encourage users to seek professional care when warning signs are present.
- We do not design addictive engagement loops that harm well-being.
- We avoid shame-based health messaging.
- We respect cultural diversity, personal beliefs, and different paths to health.
- We keep interfaces calm, readable, and emotionally safe.
A note on medical advice
Our tools support reflection, awareness, and better decisions. They are not medical devices and do not replace professional care. When in doubt, please speak to a qualified clinician.