Privacy
What we know
about you.
This app knows when you're free and probably alone. So here's every piece of it, on one page.
What we hold
Your email
To sign you in, to get your account back if you lose your phone, and to keep bulk fake signups down
Your name
So your friends recognise you. Anything you like
Your code
How people add you
Nights you're free
The product. Visible only to people you've accepted
Who you're connected to
To know whose weeks to compare with yours
Over 18: yes or no, and the date
Required by law. Not your birthday, not an ID, not a face. Yes or no, and the date we checked
Messages on a night
So the people who said yes can agree a place. The thread deletes the morning after
Voice notes
The audio itself, so the others can play it. We do not transcribe it. It deletes with the thread
A push token
So the phone can receive "you're all free." Not used for anything else
Your timezone
Otherwise "Thursday night" means the wrong thing to half your friends
The plan for a night
The time and the place your group pinned. Deletes with the thread
Your group's search area
A town or neighbourhood someone typed. One line of text, not where the phone is
That's the list. There isn't a longer one further down.
What we never touch
✕Your location. No background tracking, no "approximate location," no "near me" button. Place search runs on your phone and is scoped to an area your group typed in — never to where you happen to be standing. If that ever changes, it'll be off by default and for one evening at a time.
✕Your contacts. We will never ask to upload your address book. It's the oldest growth trick there is and we're not doing it.
✕Your calendar. Not the contents, not free/busy, not at all. There's nothing to connect and no permission to grant.
✕Ads. No advertising identifier, no ad network, nothing sold about you.
✕Your phone number. Never asked for.
✕Read receipts and last-seen. Not shown, and not recorded either.
What the phone asks
1Notifications. A night lining up, the Sunday question, and "did it happen?" Nothing else.
2Microphone. Only while you record a voice note for the people on that night.
3Camera. Only to scan a friend's code. We do not keep the picture.
Those are the only permissions. No location, no contacts, no calendar, no photos.
What an invite link gives away
Links get forwarded, screenshotted, pasted in the wrong window. So the page a link opens is written assuming a stranger is reading it — because eventually one is.
A first name and nothing else. No surname, no photo, no sign of when you're free, no count of who else joined.
The link is a random 16-character token, not a number anyone could guess their way through. It expires, it's capped, and you can kill it. And a link never connects anyone by itself — it only ever asks.
What deletes itself
Your week clears every Monday morning. Overlaps and threads delete the morning after the night they were about. Voice notes go with them.
What stays is only what has to: your account, who you're connected to, and the yes/no on your age.
Delete your account and it's gone — your account, your connections, your nights, your messages, your voice notes. No thirty-day grace period, no reactivation email, no copy kept for analytics. The steps are on Delete your account.
We don't sell anything about you
No ads. No data sold. If we ever charge, it'll be for something you can see — a table booked, a bill split — never for access to you.
This page is the privacy policy for See U Around on iPhone and Android. Last updated 22 September 2026.