Privacy policy
Last updated: October 12, 2026
Amaré is an app for couples to grow together in love and in faith. What you write here is personal, and we treat it that way. This policy explains which data we use, why, who we share it with and how you can delete it.
Controller: KISSMA LLC, 7901 4th St N, Ste 300, St. Petersburg, FL 33702, USA. Contact: admin@kissma.org.
What data we use
Your account: an anonymous identifier created when you open the app. We do not ask for an email address, phone number or password.
Your profile: the name you enter, your language, your relationship stage, your goal, whether you live close by or apart and, if you choose one, your faith tradition (Catholic, Evangelical or general content).
What you write and choose: your daily answers, prayer requests and testimonies, your answers in the weekly quiz, in the games (including what you write in the brave conversations) and in the couple quizzes, with your result and what you guessed about your partner. Also when you prayed for one of your partner’s requests, which challenges you proposed or accepted and which days you marked as done.
Couple data: the link between your two accounts, the invite code, your streak, your challenges and games in progress or finished, whether you turned on the monthly review and the status of your trial or subscription.
Notifications: if you turn them on, your device’s notification identifier. The daily reminder and your sound preference are kept on your phone only.
App usage: events such as “opened the app” or “answered today’s question”, with simple values such as a number of days and the region set on your phone (for example, CO). They never include your name or the text of your answers, prayers or testimonies: the app drops anything that looks like free text before sending it.
Technical data: like any internet service, our providers receive your connection’s IP address and technical logs to run and protect the service.
Where your install came from: to know which campaign or channel brought you to Amaré, AppsFlyer receives technical data about your device and the install, and a few events: that you finished signing up, that your partner joined, your first reveal and, through RevenueCat, the start of a trial or a purchase. On Android this can include the phone’s advertising ID, unless you turned it off in Android settings. On iPhone we do not use Apple’s advertising identifier. It never includes your name or what you write.
We do not use your location, contacts, photos, microphone or camera, and we do not show ads. We do not work out where you are from your IP address. We use the region set on your phone to show you the helpline for your country and, with the usage events, to know in which countries Amaré is used.
Why we use it
To provide the service: linking you with your partner, showing you both the question of the day, opening your answers once you have both answered, keeping your story and letting you know what happens between you.
To choose content: your stage, goal and faith tradition decide which questions and quizzes you receive, and whether you live apart decides which versions of the challenges and which conversations you see.
To improve Amaré: usage events show us what works and what does not. We do not sell them.
To measure our advertising: the few events AppsFlyer receives tell us which campaigns bring couples who really use Amaré. We do not show ads inside the app.
To manage your trial and subscription, and to comply with the law.
Your faith is sensitive data
Your faith tradition, and what you write in your answers and prayers, can reveal your religious beliefs. That is why we use your faith tradition only to choose the content you receive, and only if you tell us. You can switch to “general content” in Settings at any time.
The same goes for your answers in the brave conversations (about money, family, children or faith) and for your result in the quiz about how you draw near to God: they are intimate, and only your partner sees them, once you have both finished. We use them for nothing else.
What your partner sees
Your partner sees your name, your prayer requests and testimonies, when you prayed for their requests, the challenges you propose and the days you mark as done.
Your daily answer and your answers in the weekly quiz, the games and the couple quizzes, with your result and what you guessed, only open once you have both answered. Until then nobody can read them, not even your partner: our database rules prevent it, not just the app.
If you share an invite link, your name travels in that link and whoever receives it can see it. If you share a result, the text carries only your first names and the result, never an answer, and whoever you choose can see it.
To offer a translation, your partner knows which language you use Amaré in. If your partner taps “Translate”, the translation happens on their phone: on iPhone with Apple’s translation, on Android with Google’s ML Kit. Your text does not reach us and is not sent to Apple or Google to be translated. On Android, ML Kit sends Google the translation languages and technical usage data, without the text.
The monthly review
If you both turn it on in Settings, once a month Amaré can write you a review of what you said to each other. To write it we send an artificial intelligence model from Anthropic, in the United States, only the answers you have both already seen and the prayer requests you marked as answered. Never an answer your partner could not read yet.
Without both of you agreeing nothing is sent, and either of you can turn it off at any time. Your answers in the games, the challenges and the quizzes are never sent. Under its API terms, Anthropic does not use that content to train its models. We keep the review with your story, and it is deleted with it.
Reports and ending the connection
If you report something, we keep the report with a copy of what you reported (the answer, the prayer request with its testimony, or your partner’s name), the reason, anything you tell us, who reported it and whom it concerns. We use it only to review it and to protect people. Your partner does not see it or know it exists. When a report arrives, we get a notice without its content.
Who we share it with
Only with the providers Amaré needs to work, who process the data on our behalf:
Google Firebase (Google LLC): anonymous account, database and server functions, in the United States.
PostHog: usage statistics, in the United States.
Sentry: reports of errors and crashes in the app, in the United States. They never include what you write.
Expo (650 Industries): delivery of notifications, if you turn them on.
Google ML Kit, on Android only and only if you use “Translate”: the translation languages and technical usage data, never the text.
Apple and Google: app downloads, notifications and subscription billing.
RevenueCat: your subscription status, with a pseudonymous identifier, once you start one.
AppsFlyer: measuring where installs and our campaigns come from, in the United States.
Anthropic: the model that writes the monthly review, if you turn it on.
Brevo: the waiting list from the website, in the European Union.
Web3Forms: delivering the contact form to our inbox.
We do not sell your data. We would only hand it to an authority if the law requires us to.
International transfers
Our providers store and process data in the United States. If you live in another country, your data travels there under the contractual safeguards these providers offer.
How long we keep it
We keep your profile and what you write for as long as you have your account.
When you delete your account, we immediately erase your profile, your content and your anonymous account from our database. Technical copies may remain in our providers’ systems for a limited time, under their own policies.
If your partner deletes their account, what you wrote stays stored and readable in your story, until you start over or delete your account.
If one of you ends the connection, each of you keeps the shared story until you start over or delete your account. Then what that person wrote is deleted.
Reports are deleted at the latest 180 days after they arrive. They are not deleted earlier when the reported person deletes their account, because they are the basis for deciding about what was reported.
Usage events are kept pseudonymously. Once you delete your account they are no longer tied to your profile.
Your account is tied to this installation of the app. If you uninstall Amaré without deleting your account, your data stays stored but there is no way to get back in. Write to us with your partner’s name and your invite code, if you have it, and we will help you erase it.
How to delete your account
In Settings, “Delete my account”. Your profile, answers, prayer requests, testimonies and quizzes are erased, along with your answers in the games and couple quizzes with your results, and your marks on challenges (a challenge in progress ends), including from the story you shared with your partner. Your partner keeps what they wrote, but you will no longer be linked.
Deleting your account does not cancel a subscription: that is done in the App Store or Google Play.
The waiting list on the website
If you leave your email address on amare-app.com, we store that address, the language you read the page in and where you came from. Nothing else: not your IP address, not your browser.
We use it only to write to you when Amaré is available in the stores, and for that we also keep it in Brevo, our email tool, in the European Union. We do not sell it, we do not share it and we send you nothing else. Write to us and we delete it.
If you write to us from the contact page, your name, your address and your message reach our inbox through Web3Forms, the service that delivers that form. We use them only to answer you.
Your rights
You can ask us for access to your data, to correct it, erase it, receive a copy, object to usage statistics or withdraw your consent. Write to admin@kissma.org.
If you live in the European Union, you can also complain to the data protection authority in your country; in Brazil, to the Autoridade Nacional de Proteção de Dados (ANPD); in Colombia, to the Superintendencia de Industria y Comercio. In California you also have your rights under the CCPA. We do not sell or share your data for advertising.
Minors
Amaré is for people aged 18 and over. We do not knowingly collect data from minors. If you believe a minor has given us their data, write to us and we will erase it.
Security
Connections are encrypted, every change goes through server functions that check who is asking, and the database rules prevent reading what is not yours. We only look at specific content when it is essential to solve a problem you report to us, or when the law requires it.
Changes
If we change this policy in an important way, we will tell you in the app before the change applies.
Contact
KISSMA LLC, 7901 4th St N, Ste 300, St. Petersburg, FL 33702, USA. admin@kissma.org