Inspiri

Privacy

Last updated 25 September 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, with the time, the method, and the city your connection came from. It is how we spot somebody trying to get into an account that is not theirs. The address and device details in it are removed after ninety days.

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

Your favourites and notes stay on your phone. They are not sent to us and are not part of your account. Deleting the app deletes them.

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

Who else sees it

Nobody. Inspiri has no social features, no advertising and no analytics that identify 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.

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, signs out every device, and cannot be undone. Support conversations are kept with no name on them.

Who we are

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