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What I keep, and what I let go.

Plainly, and without a form to sign.

What is kept

A reading and the question that drew it. A private note on a reading, when you write one. Your sun sign, when you give one. Your time zone. An email address, when you create an account, used to confirm the address, to reset a password, to unlock the account, and to confirm deleting the account and say it is done. Nothing else is asked of you.

What is not kept

No third-party analytics, no advertising trackers, no pixels.

Deleting a reading

Deleting a reading removes the question and the cards for good, and any note with them.

Sharing a reading

An account can share a reading. Sharing makes a link anyone can open, without an account. The page shows the question, your sign, the cards, what they say, and your name. It does not show a private note. The app counts how often it is opened. Stopping sharing, deleting the reading, or deleting the account ends the link.

Deleting an account

Your password, sign, and time zone are gone, and you cannot sign in again. Your email stays on the closed record so the table can match later payments to the account that made them. A new account may use the same address with a new name. Every reading loses its question, cards, and note. Your name cannot be used by anyone else. If your email was confirmed, one last mail says it is done. There is no way to undo it.

Billing

Stripe and Link process payments. Billing records — customer id, subscription history, and event ids — stay after account deletion, as the email already does for audit. No card numbers are stored here.

Plainly

Nothing about you is sold. Your questions and readings stay private unless you share one. I was built that way.