Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy (“Policy”) explains how LilyPadLabs LLC (“we,” “us,” or “our”) collects, uses, stores, and protects your information when you use YourPond. This Policy applies to the YourPond web application at yourpond.io, the YourPond iOS app distributed through the Apple App Store, any other apps we offer, and the ways YourPond works with features of your device, such as Siri, Shortcuts, widgets, and Spotlight. It also explains how we handle information about people who do not use YourPond but are invited to an event through it (see Section 2k). By using YourPond on any platform, you agree to the practices described in this Policy. If you have questions about this Policy, contact us at hello@yourpond.io.

1. Who We Are

YourPond is operated by LilyPadLabs LLC. When this Policy refers to “we,” “us,” or “our,” it means LilyPadLabs LLC.

2. Data We Collect

2a. Account Data

When you create a YourPond account, authentication is handled by our authentication provider. You can sign in with the options we offer, such as Google, Apple, or email. We collect and store the following account data:

• Your name
• Your email address
• Your profile photo
• A unique account identifier

If you sign in with a third-party account, such as Google or Apple, we receive these fields from that provider. We do not receive or store your password for that account.

Your own profile. You can add details about yourself to your profile, such as where you live, your job, your birthday, or your interests. These are the same kinds of information described in Section 2b, and we store and protect them the same way. Other people see them only if you choose to share them, for example in a LilyPad (see Section 2h).

Phone number. If you add a phone number to your own profile, we store it as part of your account. We do not send marketing text messages. If we ever offer them, we will ask for your permission separately and specifically — agreeing to these policies is not agreement to receive texts, and you would be able to stop them at any time.

2b. Contact Data (Data You Enter)

YourPond is a personal relationship management tool. The core of the service is the contact data you choose to enter about the people in your life. This may include:

• Names and maiden names
• Gender
• Birthdays
• Email addresses, phone numbers, and physical addresses
• Locations (cities, states, countries)
• Jobs and employers
• Relationships between contacts and closeness ratings
• How you met, who introduced you, and related notes
• Moments and notes, including moments you plan for the future
• Places you have been or want to go, check-ins, spots such as restaurants or shows, and notes about places (see Section 2i)
• Events you host and their guest lists (see Section 2j)
• Reminders
• Lists and groups
• Social media URLs and handles
• Profile photos

You decide what information to store about other people. You are responsible for the information you choose to add and for having the right to add it. We are responsible for how we handle that information to provide YourPond, including keeping it secure, using it only as this Policy describes, and responding to privacy requests as required by law.

2c. Connected Accounts and Integrations

You can bring information into YourPond from other places. Today, you can import contacts from your device's address book, with your permission, and from files you upload, such as a contacts file exported from another service. We use what you import to create contacts in your account. We may add connections to other services in the future, such as email or calendar accounts. If we do, we will access only what you authorize, use it for the feature you connected it for, and explain what each connection accesses before you connect it.

2d. Data from Device Contacts (iOS)

The YourPond iOS app allows you to import contacts from your device's address book. This feature requires your explicit permission via the iOS Contacts permission prompt. When you grant permission, we access the following data from your device contacts:

• Names
• Phone numbers
• Email addresses
• Physical addresses
• Companies
• Birthdays

Imported contact data is sent to YourPond's servers and stored in your account. You may revoke contact access at any time through your device's Settings app.

2e. Subscription and Payment Data

Web

When you subscribe on the web, payment is processed by our payment processor (currently Stripe). We receive and store:

• The last 4 digits of your card number
• Your billing address
• Your subscription status

We do not receive or store your full card number. Stripe handles all payment processing in accordance with PCI-DSS standards.

App stores

When you subscribe through an app store, such as Apple's App Store, payment is processed by that store. We receive your subscription status from the store. We do not receive any payment card information from app stores.

2f. Notification Data

If you enable notifications in our apps, we receive a device token from your platform's notification service, such as Apple Push Notification service. We use it to deliver notifications to your device. You can turn notifications off at any time in your device's settings or in the app.

2g. Usage Data

We collect usage data to understand how YourPond is used and to improve the service. This includes:

• Pages visited and features used
• Device type and operating system
• Browser or app version
• Approximate location (derived from IP address)
• Referral source
• Error and crash data

Web

We measure behavior, not content.

Behavior means what happens: which pages get visited, which features get opened, where visitors came from, and whether a visit led to a signup or a subscription. We collect this on our marketing website and inside the product. When we run analytics or advertising services to measure it, some of them set cookies or similar identifiers. Our Cookie Policy lists everything we currently use and lets you turn the optional ones off; if you do not see a cookie banner, nothing optional is running.

Content means what you put in: your contacts and their details, your notes, your relationships, the places you have saved. We do not send any of it to an analytics or advertising service. We design our page addresses and event names so they do not carry your content, and we filter what our monitoring tools record.

iOS

In our apps, we receive crash and diagnostic data from the platform (for example, Apple), and we may use analytics or monitoring tools that follow the same principle as on the web: we measure behavior, not content. These tools are listed in our Cookie Policy or our list of service providers.

2h. Data You Share and Receive (LilyPad)

YourPond lets you share your own profile information with another person, and receive theirs, using a feature called a LilyPad.

When you create a LilyPad, you choose which of your own fields to include — for example your name, photo, phone, email, current city, job, education, and social links, and, if you turn them on, other details you have saved such as your preferences. You may also add limited details you type in yourself, such as a family member's name. You see exactly what will be shared before you share it, and only what you turn on is included.

Today, a LilyPad is a snapshot: the person who receives it gets your information as it was when you shared it. We may also offer ongoing sharing, where changes you make to your profile reach the people you have shared with. Ongoing sharing is a separate choice that you turn on for each share, and you can stop it at any time. Stopping a share prevents future updates. The copy the other person already received stays in their account, where it is handled like any other contact they store, and you can contact us about it under your privacy rights.

Today, we build a LilyPad from the fields you choose and the details you type in. We may add ways to include people connected to you — for example letting you pick a family member you have already saved in YourPond — and if we do, we will describe it here and notify you before it takes effect.

We use additional safeguards, such as encryption, to protect LilyPads, and we build each one only from the fields you choose.

When you receive someone's LilyPad and add them, that information becomes a contact in your own account, and you become responsible for it the same way you are for any other contact you store (see Section 12).

2i. Places and Location Features

YourPond lets you keep a record of places — cities, landmarks, and other stamps in Pond Passport, places on your Bucket List, spots inside a place (such as a restaurant or a show), and notes about a place. This information is stored in your account like the rest of your data.

Place search. When you search for a place, what you type may be sent to a mapping provider, such as Apple Maps, to find matching places. We save the places you choose to add.

Addresses and maps. To show your places and contacts on a map, we use mapping and location services (see Section 5) to turn addresses and place names into map locations, and we may store those locations with your account.

Your device's location. We do not collect your device's precise location unless you allow it. Before we offer a feature that uses it, we will explain what is collected and why, ask for your permission through your device, and give you a way to limit how it is used. You can turn it off at any time.

Photos. You can add photos to many parts of your account — for example to contacts, moments, events, lists, and places. They are stored privately with your account and are not shown to other people unless you use a feature that shares them.

2j. Events You Host and Invitations

YourPond lets you host an event and invite people to it. When you host an event, you choose the details to share with your guests — such as the event's name, date and time, place, a message, and your first name — and you choose who to invite.

Who sees what. People you invite see the event details you chose to share, and we show you their responses. Other guests see a guest's name or attendance only if that guest chooses to share it. We do not show guests the private notes on your own copy of the event, your contacts, or the rest of your account.

You choose who is invited. Invitations go only to the people you choose to invite.

How invitations are delivered. When you send invitations, we deliver them on your behalf to the email addresses that you provide or choose from your contacts, and, where we offer them, by text message or inside YourPond to people you are connected with (for example, someone whose LilyPad you have added), even if you do not have their email address or phone number. Each invitation identifies you as the person who invited them and includes enough about the event for the guest to recognize it. Some details may be shown only after the guest signs in.

Responding. To see the full details and respond, a guest may need to sign in to YourPond and confirm they are the person who was invited. When a guest responds, we record the response and show it to you.

Limits. To prevent misuse, we limit how many people can be invited and how many invitations can be sent, and we may delay or decline to send invitations that look like spam.

Security. We protect event details and guest lists with safeguards appropriate to their sensitivity (see Section 7).

2k. Information About People Who Are Invited

If someone invites you to an event through YourPond, we receive your email address (or, where text-message invitations are offered, your phone number) from them, along with the event details they chose to share. We use it to deliver invitations and related updates, to let you respond, to honor your choices about invitations, and to protect against misuse. We do not sell it, and we do not send you product updates or other marketing unless you create a YourPond account. If you do, you can turn them off at any time.

Stopping invitations. Every invitation includes a way to stop receiving invitations sent through YourPond, such as an unsubscribe link or, for texts, replying STOP. When you use it, we record your choice and honor it for future invitations to that address or number. We keep only the information we need to remember that choice, for as long as we need it.

The host's guest list. The person who invited you keeps your address on the guest list for their event, the same way they keep any other contact in their account (see Section 12). If you would like your information removed, you can ask them, or email hello@yourpond.io and we will help.

How long we keep it. We keep your address and response on the host's guest list until the host deletes the event or their account. If you ask us to stop invitations, we keep the minimal record described in Section 9 for as long as we need it to honor that request.

Who helps us. We use service providers to deliver invitation emails and run YourPond, as listed on our service providers page (Section 5).

Your requests. Unsubscribing stops future invitations. It does not by itself remove your information from a host's guest list. To ask us to access or delete information about you, email hello@yourpond.io (see Section 10). We may need to confirm that the request comes from the owner of the address.

If you create a YourPond account to respond, this Policy applies to your account in the same way it applies to everyone else's.

2l. Device Features: Siri, Shortcuts, Widgets, and Apple Intelligence

The YourPond iOS app may work with features built into your device, such as Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight, widgets, notifications, Live Activities, and Apple Intelligence. These features are optional, and you control them in your device's Settings.

Voice requests. When you use Siri with YourPond, Apple processes your voice request under Apple's privacy policy and passes YourPond what it needs to act, for example the text of a reminder and the name of a contact. We handle that information the same way as if you had typed it.

Search and suggestions. If we make people, places, or moments available to your device's search and suggestion features, such as Spotlight or Siri, we will tell you what is included, let you turn it off in Settings, and remove items from your device's index when you delete them. Apple's system features, including Apple Intelligence, may use what YourPond makes available on your device under Apple's terms and privacy policy.

On your screen. Widgets, notifications, and Live Activities can show YourPond information — such as a name, a reminder, or an event time — on your home screen or lock screen, where anyone with access to your device may see it. You can choose what they show or turn them off.

Other platforms. If we offer YourPond on other devices or platforms, or integrate with similar features they provide, this section applies in the same way, and we will describe any meaningful difference here.

2m. Connecting With Other YourPond Users

We may offer features that help you connect with other YourPond users, such as finding people you know who also use YourPond, linking your accounts, or seeing people you have in common. These features are optional and are off unless you turn them on.

Each of these features requires your consent for that specific feature. Before you turn one on, we will explain what it compares, whether others can find you, and what other users can see, including whether they can see people you have in common. We will not reveal information about people who have not chosen to take part beyond what each user already has in their own account. You can turn these features off at any time.

2n. Preferences and Personalization

You may tell us about your interests and preferences, for example during onboarding or in Settings, and we may use them, along with how you use YourPond, to personalize your experience, such as the suggestions, prompts, places, badges, and features we show you. You can view or change your preferences at any time. We do not share them with advertisers.

2o. Links to Other Sites and Groups

Links to other sites. Some links may take you to other websites or apps, such as a contact's social profile or a map. When you open a link, the other site receives what is in the link, and anything it collects from then on is governed by its own privacy policy.

Groups and communities. We may offer content for members of a group, such as a school, employer, or club. To unlock it, we may ask you to confirm that you belong, for example with a group email address or details you have added to your profile. We use that only to provide the group content, and we do not tell the group you joined unless you choose to.

3. How We Use Your Data

We use the data we collect for the following purposes:

• To operate and provide the YourPond service across all platforms
• To process text you enter with AI-assisted features, using our AI service providers (see Section 4)
• To convert voice input to text
• To import or sync information from accounts and devices you choose to connect
• To let you share and receive a LilyPad when you choose to
• To provide features you turn on for sharing with, or connecting to, other YourPond users
• To personalize your experience based on the preferences you share and how you use YourPond
• To deliver event invitations you send, show you guests' responses, and send updates about events you host or are invited to
• To honor requests from people who do not want to receive invitations
• To provide place, map, and search features, including place search through Apple Maps
• To make YourPond work with device features you turn on, such as Siri, Shortcuts, and widgets
• To process payments through our payment processors and app stores
• To send service messages about your account and the features you use (account confirmation, billing receipts, security alerts, and messages about events you host or join), and product updates, which you can turn off at any time
• To send notifications in our apps (reminders, digests, event responses and changes, updates)
• To decide which messages, tips, and product updates to send you, and when, based on how you use YourPond
• To diagnose bugs and improve reliability
• To understand usage patterns and improve the service
• To enforce our Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy

We measure how YourPond gets used — which pages get visited, which features get opened, whether a signup or a subscription happened. That tells us what to build and whether our marketing is working. You can turn the optional parts off from Cookie Preferences at the bottom of any page.

What we do not send anywhere is the things you put in. Your contacts, their names, your notes, your relationships, the places you have saved — we do not send any of it to an analytics or advertising service, we do not share it with advertisers, and we never sell it.

We never sell your data, and we do not give advertisers data from your account. We do not use your data to train AI models.

4. AI Processing

YourPond's natural language contact entry feature sends the text you enter to Anthropic's Claude API for processing. Anthropic extracts structured data (names, relationships, locations, jobs) and returns it to YourPond. Anthropic does not use text submitted through its API to train its models, and may retain it for up to 30 days for safety purposes before deleting it. YourPond does not store the free text you type, only the results you keep. When you use AI-assisted entry, you review the results before they are saved, unless you choose a shortcut or setting that saves them directly.

If you use voice input, your recording is converted into text by a speech recognition service. In the iOS app, this is Apple's speech recognition, which may process the audio on Apple's servers under Apple's privacy policy. In the web app, the audio is sent to OpenAI's speech-to-text API, which does not use audio submitted through its API to train its models. YourPond does not store your audio, only the resulting text, which then goes through the same review-and-approve flow.

5. Third-Party Services (Subprocessors)

We use service providers to operate YourPond, such as providers of hosting and databases, authentication, payments, email delivery, text messaging, customer messaging (such as email, push, and in-app messages), maps and location, AI processing, error monitoring, and file storage. Our current list of service providers, and what each one does, is published at yourpond.io/service-providers.

Service operation and security. We use hosting, database, error-monitoring, logging, and infrastructure providers to run YourPond, diagnose problems, protect against abuse, and keep the records we need for security and legal purposes. These are necessary to operate the service and are not optional. They are listed on our service providers page.

Our logs record what our systems did — requests, errors, timings, and identifiers. We work to keep the contents of your account out of them, and we never use log data for marketing or advertising.

Marketing and advertising services. When we run analytics or advertising providers to measure our marketing, we list them in one place rather than here, because these tools change more often than the rest of our stack — see Section 5 of our Cookie Policy. These providers never receive any content from inside your YourPond account.

Service providers. We sometimes work with contractors, agencies, and consultants — for example on marketing, design, or accounting. Where they need access to information to do that work, they are bound by contract to use it only for us, to keep it confidential, and to delete it when the work ends. They do not get access to the contents of your account.

Our service providers page separates providers that process information on our behalf (service providers) from independent services you use directly, such as app stores, sign-in providers, and mapping services, which handle information under their own privacy policies. We update that page when we add or change providers, and material changes are communicated through updates to this Policy.

If we start sending text messages, or use a new provider to send messages of any kind, we will add that provider to our service providers page before those messages are sent.

6. Data Isolation

Your data is private to your account. By default we do not cross-link, share, or merge data between different YourPond accounts, and each account's contact data is isolated from every other account's. Information moves between accounts only through features you choose to use to share it, such as:

• LilyPad. When you make a LilyPad (see Section 2h), the specific fields you choose are packaged into a snapshot for the person you give it to.
• Events. When you host an event (see Section 2j), the event details you choose to share are shown to the people you invite, and their responses are shown to you. When you respond to someone else's invitation, your response is shown to them.
• Connections. If you turn on features for connecting with other users (see Section 2m), the limited information those features use or show.

We do not move your data to another account on our own. This applies to the web application, the iOS app, and any other apps we offer.

7. Data Storage and Security

Your data is stored with our hosting providers, currently in the United States. We protect your data using measures such as the following:

• All data transmitted between your browser or iOS device and our servers is encrypted via HTTPS
• Database connections are encrypted
• Where appropriate, we use additional protections, such as encrypting certain information at rest
• Access to production systems is restricted to authorized personnel
• Regular encrypted backups are maintained for disaster recovery
• Data transmitted between our apps and our servers uses the same encryption standards as the web application

No method of transmission or storage is 100% secure. While we strive to protect your data, we cannot guarantee absolute security.

No system is perfect, and we don't pretend ours is. When we find something that doesn't match what we've described here, we fix it — and where it affects you, we tell you. If you spot something, email hello@yourpond.io.

8. Data Breach Notification

In the event of a data breach that affects your personal data, we will notify you as soon as practicable and in accordance with applicable law. Notification will include:

• The nature of the breach
• The types of data affected
• The steps we are taking in response

9. Data Retention

We retain your data as follows:

• Account data: Retained while your account is active
• Contact data: Retained while your account is active or until you delete it
• Payment data: Retained as required by our payment processors, app stores, and applicable tax and accounting rules
• Notification tokens: Retained while notifications are enabled
• Usage data: Retained in aggregated or limited form, as described in our Cookie Policy
• Error data: Retained for a limited period by our error-monitoring provider
• Photos: Deleted when the photo is removed, the item it belongs to is deleted, or the account is deleted
• LilyPad shares: We keep the information needed to deliver a share while it is active, and delete it when it is no longer needed. Information a recipient has already added to their own account is theirs to keep or delete, the same as any other contact they store.
• Places, spots, and notes: Retained while your account is active or until you delete them. Delete All My Data removes them.
• Events and guest lists: An event you host, its guest list, and its invitations are kept until you delete the event or your account.
• Your responses to other people's events: If you delete your account, your response stays on the host's guest list together with the email address the host invited, so the host can still see who replied. It is no longer connected to your YourPond account. To have it removed, ask the host or email hello@yourpond.io.
• Invitation opt-outs: If someone asks to stop receiving invitations, we keep a minimal record of that request for as long as we need it to honor it. We use it only for that purpose, and it stays after the account that sent the invitation is deleted.
• Purchase records: We keep records of purchases and subscriptions as needed to prevent fraud and meet our legal and accounting obligations, including after you use Delete All My Data.
• Security records: Records of security events, such as failed sign-ins and suspected abuse, are kept for up to 24 months, including after your account is deleted. We keep a record longer only while it is needed for an active investigation, a legal hold, or a legal obligation.

Operational logs. Our hosting and monitoring providers keep system logs — records of requests, errors, and timings — which we use to diagnose problems and investigate security issues. How long those logs are retained is set by those providers, or by us where we control it. We may keep specific logs longer where we need them for a security investigation or to meet a legal obligation.

Deletion

Delete All My Data in Settings removes your contacts, moments, places, and related content while keeping your account and subscription. Deleting your account removes your account and its data. In both cases, we remove the data from our active systems promptly after your request, and copies in our encrypted backups are deleted within 30 days. We keep only the limited records described above: invitation opt-outs, security records, purchase records, and responses on other people's guest lists. Aggregated data that does not identify you may be kept.

10. Your Rights

You have the right to:

• Access your data — you can view all your data within the YourPond app
• Correct your data — you can edit any contact or account information at any time
• Delete your data — you can delete individual contacts, or delete your entire account from your account settings or by emailing hello@yourpond.io
• Access and portability: you can download a copy of your data at any time from your account settings, in a common machine-readable format. There is no charge for exporting your data.
• Object to processing — you may contact us to object to specific data processing activities

To make a request, email hello@yourpond.io or use your account settings. We may need to verify your identity before acting on a request, and an authorized agent may make a request on your behalf with your written permission, subject to verification. We aim to respond within 30 days and will always respond within the time the law allows. If we decline a request, we will explain why, and you can appeal by replying to our response or emailing hello@yourpond.io with the subject “Privacy appeal”. We will answer your appeal in writing within the time the law allows.

11. California Privacy Rights (CCPA)

If you are a California resident, you have additional rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

Categories of Personal Information We Collect

• Identifiers (name, email address, unique account identifier)
• Contact information (email, phone number, physical address)
• Professional or employment-related information (job titles, employers)
• Internet or electronic network activity (pages visited, device information, browser or app version)
• Commercial information (subscription status, payment history)
• Geolocation data (approximate location derived from IP address)
• Photos (profile photos and photos you add to your account, for example to contacts, moments, events, lists, and places)
• Audio, when you use voice input (converted to text and not stored)
• Precise geolocation, only if you allow location access for a feature that uses it

How We Use Personal Information

We use personal information for the purposes described in Section 3 of this Policy.

Sale of Personal Information

We have never sold your personal information, and we never will. We do not sell any data from your YourPond account, and we never will.

“Sharing” and your right to opt out. California law treats disclosing personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising as “sharing,” separately from selling. The advertising and analytics services on our website may involve sharing as California defines it. Rather than argue about the edges of that definition, we give you the control directly:

When any of this is running, you can opt out at any time using the Your Privacy Choices link in our website footer, or by opening Cookie Preferences from any page. We also honor recognized browser opt-out signals, including Global Privacy Control (GPC), through our consent tool.

If those links are not present on our site, no optional analytics or advertising cookies are running at all, and there is nothing being shared. We will not begin without showing you a consent banner first.

Opting out does not affect your ability to use YourPond, and we will never treat you differently for exercising this right. To be explicit about the boundary: we do not disclose personal information from inside your YourPond account to advertising services, whether or not you opt out.

Sharing a LilyPad with someone you choose is not “sharing” in this sense — it is you sending your own information to a specific person at your request, not a disclosure for cross-context advertising.

Sending an event invitation to people you choose is not “sharing” in this sense either — it is a message you ask us to deliver on your behalf.

Your CCPA Rights

As a California resident, you have the right to:

• Know what personal information we collect, use, and disclose about you
• Delete your personal information
• Non-discrimination — we will not discriminate against you for exercising your CCPA rights

To exercise your CCPA rights, follow the request process in Section 10. We respond to verifiable requests within the time the CCPA allows, which is 45 days and may be extended once by up to 45 more days when reasonably necessary, in which case we will tell you. Our general aim in Section 10, a response within 30 days, applies to these requests as well.

12. Data About Other People

YourPond allows you to store information about other people, including people who have not created YourPond accounts. You are responsible for the information you choose to add about them and for having the right to add it. We are responsible for how we process that information to provide YourPond, as described in this Policy, and we respond to privacy requests about it as required by law.

If a person whose information you have stored in YourPond contacts us to request access to, correction of, or deletion of their data, we will:

• Notify you of the request
• Work with you to determine the appropriate response
• Where we are legally required to do so, honor the request directly

Please do not store sensitive categories of personal data (such as health information, political opinions, or religious beliefs) about other people unless you have a specific personal reason for doing so.

When you choose to include details about other people — such as a partner, parent, or child — in a LilyPad you share, you are choosing to disclose their information to whoever you give it to. Share only what you have a genuine reason to, keep it limited, and do not share a child's details you would not want a stranger to have. When you receive a LilyPad, treat any personal or health-adjacent details in it the same way.

When you invite people to an event, you are asking us to contact them on your behalf. Invite only people you know, and stop inviting anyone who asks you to stop. If a person you invited asks us to stop sending them invitations, we may honor that request directly, even if you invite them again.

13. Law Enforcement and Legal Requests

We may disclose your data if required to do so by law or in response to valid legal process (such as a subpoena, court order, or government request). We will comply only to the extent required by law, and we will notify you of such requests where we are legally permitted to do so.

14. Children's Privacy

YourPond is not intended for use by anyone under the age of 16. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 16. If we learn that we have collected data from a user under 16, we will terminate their account and delete their data.

If you are 16 or 17, some features are limited or off by default, including hosting events and being discoverable by other users.

Note: YourPond users may store information about children in their personal network (for example, a user storing their niece's birthday). This information is entered by the adult user and is not collected from the children themselves.

Event invitations are meant for people who can create a YourPond account to respond. Please do not send invitations to children under 16.

15. Cookies

For information about how we use cookies and similar technologies, including in our apps, please see our Cookie Policy.

16. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Policy from time to time. When we make material changes, we will notify you by email or in the app at least 7 days before they take effect. If a change would use information you have already given us in a materially new way, we will ask for your consent separately, and accepting updated Terms does not count as that consent. If you do not accept an update, you can still cancel your subscription, export your data, and delete your account.

17. Contact

Questions about this Privacy Policy? Contact us at hello@yourpond.io.