Privacy
What Ittsui records, in plain words, and why. This describes what the app actually does today; it isn't a legal document.
הדף הזה עדיין לא תורגם לעברית ומוצג באנגלית. אם יש הבדל בינו לבין הגרסה הצרפתית, הגרסה הצרפתית קובעת.
Data controller
Kuchimoto LLC, 30 N Gould St, Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA. For any question about your data: contact@kuchimoto.com.
Signing in
You sign in with your Google account (through Firebase Authentication). Ittsui receives your name, your email address and your Google profile photo; nothing else is asked for to sign in.
Subscription and invites
Your trial, your plan and, if you go Plus, your subscription are handled by Ittsui and Stripe (payment); Ittsui never sees your card. If you arrive through someone's invite link, their code is kept for 30 days in a cookie (ittsui_ref), only so you both get the month of Plus it promises. If you arrive through a city page or a campaign link, that city, the language and the campaign are kept for 30 days in a cookie (ittsui_src), only to count, without your name or your account, how many accounts each page and campaign brings.
Your ritual
Your close one's first name and email address, the agreed day and time slot, your venue preferences and, if you enter it, your postcode are stored to generate the weekly proposal. None of it is used for anything else.
Your contacts and rendez-vous requests
You can keep a list of contacts (name and email address) to send them a one-off rendez-vous request (a place, an address, a date and a time), separate from the weekly ritual. It isn't a messaging service: Ittsui stores no conversation between you, only the contact you chose to add and the request itself (place, date, time, accepted or declined). A contact receives an email only when you send them a request.
Location and place suggestions
You can type your postcode yourself, or allow Ittsui to detect it (optional: your browser asks you explicitly, and nothing happens if you refuse). In that case your position is used only once, in your browser, to get your postcode from the French government's official service (api-adresse.data.gouv.fr). Your GPS coordinates themselves are never sent to Ittsui or stored; only the resulting postcode is, exactly as if you had typed it.
To suggest a real place near a postcode (in the rendez-vous request form), your browser converts that postcode into approximate coordinates through the same government service, then queries Photon (photon.komoot.io, an open search engine based on OpenStreetMap data, run by Komoot in Germany) to find cafés, restaurants, parks or museums nearby. When you type the name of a place, that text is also sent to Photon to find the place and its address. Neither the postcode, nor these coordinates, nor this text are sent to or stored by Ittsui: the exchange happens only between your browser and these two services.
Email summary
When you use the email summary, the text you paste and the screenshots you add are read in your browser and never leave it: nothing is sent to Ittsui, nothing is stored. To read a screenshot, your browser downloads the text-recognition program (Tesseract) and its language files from cdn.jsdelivr.net, a public file-distribution network; your image itself stays on your device. If you choose to propose a rendez-vous found in an email, only that email's text is copied into the request form, where you review it before anything is sent.
Notifications
If you turn them on, a push notification token (through Firebase Cloud Messaging) or your email address (through Resend) is used to let you know about a proposal or a confirmation. Nothing else is sent to you.
AI assistance
To write the message that confirms a rendez-vous, Ittsui sends the AI service Mistral AI (France) the place, the day, the time and your close one's first name; if Mistral doesn't answer, the same request goes to Groq (United States). The same applies to the text you type when you ask for help filling in a form (“Describe it in one sentence”, a gesture idea). These services process the request to answer it; Ittsui sends them no other data about you.
What Ittsui doesn't do
No selling of data, no targeted advertising, no third-party trackers. The code of this app contains no integration of that kind.
Deletion
Declining an invitation removes your email address, the only data about you that the invitation held, since you had never signed in. Deleting your account (dashboard menu) erases your account and your data immediately; if you were linked to someone, the link is cancelled and that person is told, but their own data isn't erased by your request: deleting one account doesn't give the right to delete someone else's data. For any other request, write to contact@kuchimoto.com.