Privacy
Privacy Policy
Last updated: July 14, 2026
Overview
FateBloom is an Eastern astrology-inspired mobile web experience for entertainment and self-reflection. This Privacy Policy explains what information the MVP uses, how it is stored, and how basic analytics help us improve the product.
Information you provide
To create a free reading, you provide a birth date and may choose to provide an optional birth time and relationship focus. The MVP uses these inputs to generate your Five Elements profile, love pattern, luck timing, and lucky actions.
How your reading is stored
Your generated report is stored in browser session storage on your device so you can view the report page during the same browsing session. FateBloom does not currently create user accounts or store your birth input in a server-side customer profile.
Analytics
FateBloom uses Vercel Web Analytics to understand basic site traffic and performance. The app also uses PostHog product analytics to understand whether visitors complete the free reading flow, view or click coming-soon paid report cards, share FateBloom, use the feedback entry point, or encounter a technical error. Error events contain a general error type, app boundary, and diagnostic identifier rather than the error message. FateBloom does not send your raw birth date, optional birth time, or email address to these analytics tools from application code.
Payments and paid features
Paid reports, subscriptions, compatibility reports, and AI chat are not available yet. Because the MVP has no payment checkout, FateBloom does not collect payment details.
Sharing and selling information
FateBloom does not sell personal information. We may use aggregated, non-identifying product metrics to decide which readings or features to improve.
Contact
If you have privacy questions or want to request changes to information you believe we hold about you, contact the FateBloom team through the feedback channel provided in the app or on the production site.
This MVP policy is a practical launch draft and is not legal advice. Review it with qualified counsel before scaling traffic, adding paid features, or collecting account-level data.