Last updated July 9, 2026
Braid is a private space for two people. This page explains what we collect, why, and what you can do about it — in plain language, not legalese.
Account information: your name, email address, and a password (we store a salted, one-way hash of it — never the password itself, and we can't see it either).
The content you and your partner create: daily question answers, journal entries, calendar events, love notes, bucket list items, milestones, love coupons, love language quiz results, gift ideas, mood check-ins, weekly relationship check-ins, and photos you upload. This is the actual substance of the app — it exists so Braid can show it back to you and your partner.
Settings: things like your timezone, notification preferences, an optional accent color, and your relationship start date, so the app behaves the way you've set it up.
Device/technical data: your IP address (used only for security — rate-limiting login and password-reset attempts to block abuse, never for tracking or profiling), and a push notification subscription if you enable notifications (an endpoint and encryption keys your device generates, used solely to deliver your own notifications to your own device).
Waitlist signups: if you join the pre-launch waitlist on this page, we store just your email address, to email you once when Braid is live — nothing else.
No advertising, no analytics or tracking scripts, no data brokers, and we never sell your data to anyone. There's nothing to opt out of, because none of that exists here.
Two service providers, both strictly to make the app function:
We don't share your journal entries, photos, or any relationship content with anyone else, ever.
Braid is built around two linked accounts. Shared content — the calendar, journal, love notes, milestones, photos, and similar — is visible to whichever account you're linked with. That's the point of the app, but it's worth stating plainly: this isn't private from your partner the way it's private from everyone else.
Settings → Account lets you permanently delete your account after confirming your password. This removes your login credentials, active sessions, and push notification subscriptions immediately, along with everything you personally added — your journal entries, photos, daily/check-in answers, mood check-ins, love language results, calendar events, milestones, bucket list items, coupons, gift ideas, and love notes.
If you're linked with a partner, this also unlinks the two of you. Anything they personally added stays with their account untouched.
The "Export our story" feature (in the app) lets you download your journal entries, love notes, milestones, bucket list, coupons, and photo references as one file, any time you want a copy.
Passwords are hashed and salted, never stored or logged in plain text. Login and password-reset attempts are rate-limited to block automated abuse. Sessions can be revoked (e.g. a password reset logs you out everywhere).
Braid isn't directed at children and isn't intended for anyone under 13.
If this changes in a meaningful way, we'll update the date at the top of this page.
Questions, concerns, or a data request — email us at [email protected]. We read every message ourselves.
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