Inspiri

Privacy

Last updated 29 October 2026

What Inspiri knows about you, who else can see it, and how to get rid of it. The actual list.

What Inspiri holds

Your email address, from Apple or Google if you signed in that way, or the one you typed to receive a code. Sign in with Apple can hide your real address behind a relay one; that relay is all we ever see, and it works exactly as well.

Your profile: your first name, and if you chose to give them, your last name, your year of birth, your gender and your country. Only the first name is required. Gender is used for one thing: some cards are written for men or for women, and it decides which of those you see.

A sign-in log of every attempt to sign in, including ones that fail: the time, the method, whether it worked, the internet address it came from, your device and app version, and the city, region and country that address belongs to. It is how we spot somebody trying to get into an account that is not theirs. The internet address and device details are removed after ninety days; the time, method and place stay.

Anything you tell us through Help in the app, and our replies. The whole conversation is kept so you can read it back.

What you keep in the app: the cards you favourite and when, the notes you write on cards, your albums and the cards in them, the cards you write yourself (Inspiri Pro), the categories you chose for the free plan, and your reminder settings. Also a few settings, so the app is how you left it on a new phone: how you said you are feeling and when, the categories ticked in the Today’s cards filter, light or dark, how your albums are sorted, and your last few searches. All of it is saved on your phone and on your account, so it is still there if you reinstall the app or move to a new phone. Your notes and the cards you write are private. We do not read them, and nobody else can see them.

Purchases are made through the App Store on iPhone and Google Play on Android. Apple or Google handles your payment, and we never see your card details. On iPhone the app sends us Apple’s signed record of your Inspiri Pro purchase; on Android it sends us Google Play’s purchase token, which we check with Google. Either way we keep what it says: which store, which plan, when you bought it, when it renews or ends, whether it will renew, whether it was a test purchase, and the store’s reference for it. That is how we know your plan if you contact us, and how we count Inspiri Pro.

Reminders are notifications the app schedules on your phone, using your own favourites and albums. Their contents are not sent to Apple, Google or us. You can turn them off in Settings, and in your phone’s own settings.

Links you share. Share as Link makes a getinspiri.com link with a random code. For a card from the deck it points at that card; for a card you wrote it publishes the card’s words, as they were when you shared it, and the app asks you first. Anyone with the link can read it in a browser. The page does not say who shared it, is kept out of search engines, and counts how many times it was opened, without recording who opened it. Deleting your account deletes your links.

Wallpapers and widgets happen on your phone. A photo you choose for a wallpaper is drawn into the picture and saved to your Photos; it is never sent to us. On Android, setting a card as your wallpaper happens on the phone too. The iPhone widgets keep a copy of your favourites and your own cards on the phone so they can show them without the app running. Search runs on the phone too, over the cards already there; only your last few searches are kept on your account, as above.

Emails we send you, such as sign-in codes and the note confirming we have your message to Help, are counted: we keep the kind of email and whether it was sent, not the address or what it said.

There is no password on your account, so there is no password for anyone to steal.

On this website, the pages you read keep one thing in your browser: whether you chose the light or the dark theme. It stays on your device, sets no cookie and is never sent to us. The site has no analytics and no adverts.

If you use Inspiri on the web (getinspiri.com/app), signing in sets one cookie that keeps you signed in on that browser for up to 90 days. It holds a signed sign-in pass, not your details, and no script on the page can read it. Your browser also keeps a copy of the cards and of your favourites, notes, albums and settings, so the app opens quickly; it is the same information your account already holds. Signing out removes the cookie and that copy. Continue with Apple and Continue with Google take you to Apple’s or Google’s own page to sign in; nothing from either runs on ours.

Who else sees it

No other users, unless you share a link, in which case whoever has the link sees that one card. Inspiri has no social features beyond that, no advertising and no analytics that identify you.

A small number of people at Bifurcate who run Inspiri can see accounts in our admin tools: your name, email address and profile, when you joined, your plan, how many favourites, notes, albums and cards of your own you have (the counts, not the words), and the sign-in log. They cannot see your notes or the cards you write, and they use what they can see only to run Inspiri and to help you.

Your data is stored with Supabase and served through Vercel, and sign-in codes and support emails are sent through Resend. Each of those handles it only to run the service.

When someone joins, writes to Help or buys Inspiri Pro, the person who runs Inspiri gets a short message about it through Telegram: a first name and last initial, the town or city, how they signed in, and for Help the message itself. Never an email address. Those messages are kept in that person’s Telegram account.

How long, and how to leave

For as long as you have an account. Settings has a Delete account control: it removes your email, your name and everything else on your profile, together with your favourites, notes, albums, cards you wrote, settings and reminder settings on your account, your shared links and our record of your purchases. The sign-in log keeps the times and places with nothing that says who they were. It signs out every device and cannot be undone. Support conversations are kept with no name on them. Apple and Google keep their own records of anything you bought, under their own privacy policies.

Who we are

Inspiri is made by Bifurcate Pty Ltd, Australia. Write to us through Help in the app, reply to any email Inspiri has sent you, or email us.