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Privacy policy (historical — 9 September 2026)

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Introduction

Last updated 9 September 2026.

This describes how Evexia handles information in the app and on the website today. It is not legal advice. Evexia is a self-reflection tool, not a public social profile.

Your account

The app asks you to sign in with Google, Apple, or a one-time email link. There is no password. We use those services only to create your account. We receive the email they already share with us, and sometimes a name or photo you can change. The same email can keep one account if you later use a different sign-in method.

The website assessment can still be taken without an account. After you install the app and sign in, we can attach that result to you.

On this device

We store a copy of your assessment result, a resume token for your protocol, and session ids on this phone so the app can open quickly. Sign out and Start over clear this copy. They are not a public profile.

On our servers

When you take the assessment or begin a protocol, we may store your answers, scores, pattern, session timing, and how you finished. After you sign in, that record belongs to your account, so a new phone can look the same. If you continue into a protocol, we store your enrollment, timezone, the cue you chose, which days you completed, and any notes you write. Day logs also keep a copy of that day’s title and prompt, how long a version you did, and any insight we showed you.

If you join a waitlist or leave feedback, we store what you send, which may include an email and how the reflection felt. Share or transfer codes exist so you can open the same result in the app if you started on the web.

Email

We email a sign-in link when you ask for one. We also email a copy of your reflection if you request it on the website. Your sign-in email is what we attach to a protocol. That is not a newsletter signup.

Photo and name

A profile photo and display name are optional. If you add a photo, it stays in a private folder only you can open. If Google or Apple already shared a name or photo, we may show it once. You can change or remove it.

Analytics

On the website we record product events, such as starting the assessment or viewing results, so we can see what is working. We do not sell this information.

What we do not collect

We do not ask for a password, payment card, contacts, or precise location. Facebook is not used to sign in. The rant feature, when present, stays on this device.

Why we keep it

So you can see your pattern, do today’s step, remember what you wrote, open a web result in the app, and so we can improve Evexia. We do not sell your information or post it publicly.

How long it lasts

Device data lasts until you sign out, use Start over, or delete the app. Start over clears this phone and lets you take the reflection again. It does not delete your sign-in. Server data lasts while the account exists.

Your choices

You can skip optional notes and feedback. You can use Start over to begin the reflection again. You can sign out. You can delete your account in Settings, which removes the account, reflection, and notes we can find. If something remains and you want it gone, contact us through the Evexia site you used.

Who helps us run Evexia

We use Supabase to store data and handle sign-in, Vercel to host the website, and Resend to send a results copy when you request one. Google and Apple only help you sign in.

Safety note

Evexia is not therapy, medical advice, or crisis support. If you are in crisis or feel unsafe, contact emergency services or a crisis hotline in your area.

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