Privacy, clearly.

Account information: your sign-in identity, email address when available, name, nickname, and optional profile photo. Sign-in is handled by Firebase Authentication. AuraCheck does not receive your Apple or Google password.

Private Aura content: photos you choose, saved looks, crew connections, invitations, questions, votes, comments, and final decisions.

Google sign-in: Google may process account contact details, including a phone number associated with your Google account, account and device identifiers, service usage information, and approximate location inferred from your network address. These support authentication, fraud prevention, and Google's sign-in service. AuraCheck's own profile does not ask for a phone number, and friend connections are chosen within AuraCheck rather than imported from your address book.

App and service information: notification and installation identifiers, device platform, app version, network address, and security or diagnostic records needed to authenticate accounts, deliver alerts, and operate the service. Firebase processes authentication and notification data. On Android, Google ML Kit may process device and app information, feature events, error codes, and performance metrics for SDK diagnostics and usage analysis; image analysis runs on the device.

Firebase and Google sign-in SDKs also process technical diagnostics and service usage information to maintain and improve their services. Service access logs may contain requests such as friend nickname searches and are used to operate and secure the service.

We use this information only to sign you in, save your private Looks library, connect your chosen crew, deliver voting requests and results, and operate and secure AuraCheck.

AuraCheck does not sell personal information, display advertising, or use your photos for advertising. This release does not include AI clothing replacement.

A saved look is private until you explicitly select crew members and send it. Only the selected account or its private high-entropy invitation link can open that Aura Card.

Authentication and notifications use Firebase services from Google. Hosting and storage providers process data only to operate AuraCheck.

Your account data remains available while your account is active. Expired invitation links may be retained briefly for security and troubleshooting.

You can request permanent account deletion in AuraCheck: open your profile, choose Privacy, then Delete account and photos. This removes your active Aura profile, stored photos, cards, votes, crew relationships, notification tokens, and authentication identity. Operational backups and records required for security or legal obligations may remain outside the active service.

You can also request deletion without installing the app. Use the Account and data deletion link below for the web request instructions.

You can remove or block friends, report content, cancel invitations, manage camera, photo and notification permissions in your device settings, sign out, or request account deletion.

Only upload photos you took or have permission to use.