Privacy Policy

No accounts, no sign-up

Sameeeish doesn't ask for an email address or a password, and there's no account to create. When you open the app, it automatically starts an anonymous session through Supabase, the service that runs Sameeeish's backend — this lets the app recognize "you" as you create and answer questionnaires.

To finish creating a Wavelength, or to join one, you do type a name (up to 60 characters). It doesn't have to be your real name — a nickname works — and it's stored with that Wavelength and shown to the other participant.

What we store

Sameeeish's only job is to run a small shared questionnaire — a "Wavelength" — between two people. To do that, we store the questions in a Wavelength you create (including any display name or alias you choose to go by in it), the answers both participants submit, and timestamps for when it was created, shared, answered, and completed.

Your Wavelengths, questions, and answers don't include your IP address or device information. Supabase, which runs the anonymous sign-in, and Vercel, which hosts the website (see "Third-party services" below), may record technical connection details such as IP address and browser type as part of providing their services. Sameeeish's own code doesn't include advertising scripts.

Analytics

We use Google Analytics to understand how many people visit Sameeeish's public pages (like the home page, the game pages, and the FAQ), which of those pages they view, and how they found us. Google Analytics sets its own cookies and receives standard information from your browser, such as your IP address (which Google uses to estimate your approximate location), your device and browser type, and the page you came from.

Google Analytics only runs on Sameeeish's public pages. It isn't loaded on the pages where you build, share, answer, or view a Wavelength, or on any other page that isn't one of those public pages (such as a "page not found" page), and Sameeeish is built to keep those pages' addresses — which can contain your share link — and their contents, such as your questions, answers, and aliases, out of what Google Analytics receives. On public pages, the page address sent to Google Analytics is trimmed to the page itself plus standard campaign tags (such as utm_source, fbclid, or gclid); anything else in it is left out. You can block Google Analytics at any time with your browser's privacy settings, a content blocker, or Google's opt-out add-on, and Sameeeish keeps working normally.

How Google handles what Google Analytics receives — including whether it can be used for Google's advertising features, which depends on the Google Analytics account settings — is governed by Google's own policies; see How Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services.

Who can see a Wavelength

Only the two participants in a given Wavelength — the person who created it, and the person who opens its share link — can see its questions, answers, and results. This is enforced at the database level, not just hidden in the interface.

Anyone who has the share link can join as the second participant, so treat it like a private invitation: only send it to the person you actually want to play with.

Cookies and local storage

Sameeeish sets one cookie of its own, named sb-…-auth-token, which keeps your anonymous session working so your answers stay tied to you instead of being lost on refresh. It lasts up to 400 days unless you clear it.

On public pages, the Google Analytics script sets its own cookies on sameeeish.com, named _ga and _ga_ followed by an identifier. Google uses them to tell visitors and visits apart; by default they last up to two years and are renewed on each visit, although your browser may shorten that. Sameeeish's own code doesn't set any advertising cookies.

The Date Night page remembers the ideas you mark as favorites in your browser's local storage. That list stays on your device; it isn't sent to Sameeeish or to anyone else.

Third-party services

Sameeeish is built on Supabase, which stores your Wavelengths, questions, and answers and runs the anonymous authentication described above.

The website itself is hosted on Vercel, which processes every request your browser makes to Sameeeish — including what you submit when you create or answer a Wavelength, on its way to Supabase. Depending on its configuration and its own policies, Vercel may log technical details of those requests, such as the address of the page requested (for a Wavelength, that address contains its share link), your IP address, and your browser type; see Vercel's privacy notice.

Google Analytics, described above, is set up to receive visit information from public pages only.

Retention and deletion

As the product stands today, Sameeeish does not automatically delete Wavelengths, questions, or answers, and there isn't yet a self-service way to delete your data from inside the app. We'd rather tell you that plainly than promise a "delete my data" option that doesn't exist yet.

Changes to this policy

We'll update this page whenever how Sameeeish actually handles data changes, so it keeps describing real behavior rather than a promise we haven't built yet.