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Privacy Promise

Your prayers and reflections deserve care. Here is what privacy means in Selah — and where its limits are.

Your email: an honest policy

Registered email addresses are visible to Adam Redshaw, Selah’s UK operator, in administrative account records. They support sign-in, verification and account recovery; details you submit with an inquiry are used to answer it. Email addresses are not sold or used for marketing. Necessary account service providers still process them to operate Selah.

The operator cannot see your private content in the sign-up analytics screen. This is separate from access to email addresses, and from messages you deliberately send using the contact form. Contact Adam@boogiedownbingo.co.uk with questions.

Your quiet space is yours

Other members cannot read your conversations, prayers, journal entries or personal study plans through the app. These are linked to your account, and access is restricted to you.

The owner sees counts, not content

The owner’s sign-up analytics shows account totals, recent sign-ups and confirmation counts. It cannot display your conversations, prayers or journal entries. Selah has no owner-facing screen for reading members’ personal content.

How your content is processed

Lovable Cloud stores your account and personal content so you can return to it. When you chat with Selah, your messages and relevant conversation context are sent to an AI service to create replies.

This means the app and its services do process your data. It would not be accurate to promise that the app cannot read or access any personal data.

An honest limit to our promise

Your content is not end-to-end encrypted. Authorised administrators with access to the underlying storage may technically access stored data. Selah’s owner commits not to read your personal content; this is a commitment, not a technical impossibility.

Inviting a friend stays separate

Selah’s invite prompt shares the public app link, not your conversation or journal. Your friend creates their own Selah account and cannot see your personal content.

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