Privacy
What is kept, and what is not.
What the app keeps
- Your email address. It is how you sign in, and it is the only piece of real-world identity the app asks for.
- The name you chose. Free text. It may be invented, and nothing checks it.
- Your Persona answers and the profile derived from them, which is what shapes how a conversation speaks to you.
- Your conversations — every message, the characters you made, what each of them remembers, and the pictures you asked for.
- Your credit ledger. What you bought, what each message and picture cost.
What the app never keeps
- The photo you upload for a portrait. It is sent once to be redrawn in the app’s style; the redrawn portrait is saved and the original is discarded. It is never stored and never used for anything else.
- Your card details. Payment runs through Stripe, which holds the card. Card numbers never reach our servers.
- A screenshot you import. It is read into lines inside the request and then dropped — no copy, no bucket, no log.
Who sees what
Your messages are sent to the AI provider that writes each reply — that is how a reply happens — and they are stored in the app’s database so you can come back to them. The admin tools can count messages, pictures and credits per account; they cannot open a conversation, and no admin function is able to read message content. Nothing is sold to anyone, and this site carries no analytics or advertising tracker.
A picture you ask for is drawn from the words in the conversation and from the appearance you declared in your own words. No photo, no portrait and no real person’s likeness is ever sent to the picture model.
Deleting it
A single conversation can be deleted from History. What a character remembers can be reset, and a character can be deleted once no conversations name them. Settings › Delete account removes the account itself and everything attached to it — messages, characters, pictures and the ledger. It cannot be undone.
Questions, or a deletion you cannot make yourself: reimagineai.app@gmail.com.
Reimagine is a place to rehearse and reimagine conversations. It is not therapy, and it is not a real person.