Rhune · Legal
Privacy & face data
The whole policy, in plain English. If anything here is unclear, email us and a human answers.
What we collect today
- Your email address, if you join the waitlist — stored in our database and used for exactly one thing: telling you about Rhune. We never sell or share the list.
- Your quiz answers and score, if you take the mirror quiz — stored with your email so your early access can start from them.
- A source tag — if you arrived through a link with a code (say, from a podcast), we record that code so we know which channels work.
- Visit statistics. Vercel Analytics counts visits without cookies. Google Analytics runs only after you allow it if you are in a region that requires consent — decline and it never loads.
What we do not collect today
No face photos, no scans, no payment details, no advertising profiles. The website is a waitlist, and it behaves like one.
When the app launches
Rhune's scan is being built on one principle: your face belongs to you.Scans processed on your device where possible, photos stored locally by default, deletable in one tap, never used for advertising and never part of anyone's training dataset. Before the first scan you will get a consent screen in plain English, and this page will grow to match exactly what the app does — before it does it.
Where data lives
The waitlist database runs on Neon (Postgres, US region) through Vercel, which also hosts the site. Signup notifications reach us through Resend. Each processes data only to provide the service.
Your rights
Want your email and quiz answers gone? Send one line to hello@rhune.app from the address in question and we delete everything tied to it, usually within a few days. You can also ask what we hold about you — the honest answer will be: what is listed above, nothing more.