Your memories are yours.

The short version

• No ads. No selling data. No algorithm. Reverie is paid for by the families who use it, not by advertisers.
• What you share is visible only to the people you invite, unless you choose to make a memorial page public through a physical tag.
• You can export your memories and delete your account at any time. Your memories are never held hostage.

What we collect

• Account details — your name, email address, optional birthday, and profile photo.
• What you share — photos, videos, voice recordings, stories, comments, and guest-book messages you choose to add.
• Connections — the family members you invite and the memorials you create or are invited to keep.
• Device and usage information — a push-notification token (if you turn notifications on), basic app diagnostics and crash reports, and anonymous usage events (for example, that a memory was posted — never its contents).
• Memorial visits — when someone scans a tag or opens a memorial page, we record an approximate location (city level) and time so the family can see that the memorial was visited.
• Purchases — if you buy a physical tag, a shipping address and order details. Payments are processed by Stripe; we never see your full card number.

How we use it

To run Reverie: showing your family's feed to your family, delivering notifications you've asked for, resurfacing "on this day" memories, fulfilling tag orders, keeping the service reliable, and understanding which features families actually use. We do not use your content to train advertising profiles, and we do not sell or rent personal information.

Who can see what

• Private posts — only you.
• Family posts — the people in your circle.
• Memorials — the creator and the people they invite (Keepers, Archivists, Storytellers, Visitors). A memorial opened from a physical tag or shared link is visible to anyone with that tag or link; the creator controls this.
• Event and celebration albums — the family that owns the album. Guests at an event may add photos by scanning a table card; the venue that hosted the event sees only counts (how many memories were added), never the photos themselves.

Where it lives

Your data is stored with Supabase on servers in the United States, protected by row-level security so that each person can reach only what they've been given access to. Media is stored encrypted at rest.

Your choices

• Export — request a copy of your memories at any time.
• Delete — delete your account from Settings; your content is removed. Content you added to someone else's memorial stays with that memorial unless you remove it first.
• Notifications — turn them off any time in Settings or iOS Settings.

Children

Reverie is for people 13 and older. Younger children appear in Reverie the way they appear in any family album — through content their family chooses to share.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes in a way that matters, we'll tell you in the app. Questions: privacy@reverielife.co.