Marketing analytics without reading your memories.

RYMVI draws a hard boundary between product/marketing measurement and the content people save inside the app.

What analytics may measure

Website visits and page views
Broad device or browser information
Approximate region where permitted
Acquisition source and campaign attribution
Coarse feature events, such as whether a feature was used

What analytics must never contain

Saved memory titles or notes
Saved URLs or captions
Photos, videos or documents
File names
AI questions or AI conversation content
Custom category names
Marketplace/listing details saved by a user
Precise GPS coordinates or manually entered addresses

Google Analytics

The website includes an optional, consent-controlled Google Analytics integration that is disabled until a measurement ID is configured. Analytics storage is denied by default and only enabled after consent. Advertising storage and personalization remain denied in the provided configuration.

The account page

The account page is the only part of this website you can sign in to. It loads no analytics. While you use it:

Sign-in: Firebase Authentication keeps your sign-in in your browser’s session storage. It’s removed when you sign out, close the tab, or after 15 minutes without activity.
Abuse protection: Google reCAPTCHA Enterprise checks that the page is being used by a real browser. It collects information about your browser and device and sends it to Google, under Google’s Privacy Policy and Terms. It runs only on the account page.
What the page shows: your account details, plan, AI credit balance and a content-free history of AI actions (type, credits, time), and cloud storage numbers — never memories, media, chats, encryption keys or recovery phrases.

Advertising later

If RYMVI later uses advertising or remarketing features, the implementation must add the appropriate consent and privacy controls. Memory content must not become advertising targeting data.

See the Privacy Policy for the wider data picture.