Privacy Policy

What Mood collects

Mood collects the account, profile, friend, mood, location, avatar, invite, notification, report, and block data needed to run the app. This may include your email address, phone number, user ID, APNs device token, display name, profile photo, home location, mood text, mood time, selected place, coordinates, friend relationships, invite links, reports, and block actions.

How the data is used

We use this data for app functionality: signing you in, sending SMS verification codes when phone login is enabled, showing visible moods to the right friends or friends of friends, letting people join moods, helping you invite friends, matching contacts you choose to share, delivering push notifications you enable, keeping blocked users separated, responding to reports, and deleting your account when requested.

Guest Mood invites

If you join a specific Mood from a web invite without an account, we store the first name you enter, a random browser-scoped identifier, the Mood and invite you joined, and the time you joined. Your first name is visible to that Mood’s organizer and registered attendees, but not to people who can only discover the Mood.

The browser identifier is used only to make repeat taps from the same browser update the same RSVP. A private RSVP link lets you return to the current plan and leave without creating an account, including from another browser. Anyone with that private link can manage that guest RSVP, so keep it for yourself. If you later create or sign in to a Mood account using your private claim link, the guest RSVP is replaced by your account RSVP. A limited receipt of a left or converted RSVP is retained so retries cannot recreate it and the link can show its current status. Guest RSVP data is deleted when the Mood is deleted and may also be deleted after the invite or Mood is no longer needed.

Service providers

Mood uses Supabase for authentication, database, storage, realtime updates, and server functions. If phone login is enabled, Mood uses the configured SMS provider through Supabase Auth. Mood does not sell personal data and does not use cross-app tracking or advertising identifiers.

Optional usage analytics and diagnostics

If you choose to share usage and diagnostics, Mood uses PostHog (US Cloud) to understand app usage and investigate errors and crashes. Reports include key app actions, a pseudonymous account or installation identifier, app version and build, device model, operating system version, and technical stack traces. We do not send messages, contact data or hashes, photos, locations, invite links, passwords, authentication tokens, or raw error messages to PostHog. Session recording and automatic tap capture are disabled. We do not use these reports for advertising or cross-app tracking.

You can decline or stop sharing in Profile > Settings. Stopping sharing stops future uploads; it cannot recall reports already sent. Re-enabling takes effect on the next app launch. Analytics already held by PostHog are separate from the app database; contact us to request their deletion, including when deleting your Mood account.

Location and photos

Location is used only to place a mood on the map or search and select a place. Photo library access is used only when you choose a profile picture.

Deletion and choices

You can delete your account in the Mood iOS app from Profile. Account deletion removes your account record and associated profile, avatar, moods, joins, friend graph, invite links, reports you submitted, and block data unless retention is legally required.

Contact

For privacy questions or deletion help, email support@trymood.app.