What you write here is yours.

Unforgotten is operated by Evgenii Plotnitskii (R. Vitorino Cardoso, 908, Casa 06, Ponta de Campina, Cabedelo – PB, 58101-510, Brazil). Questions or requests: hello@unforgottenpath.com.

What you give us: the name you want to be called, your email, your quiz answers (what feels heaviest, what you want to change, who knows, when it’s hardest, how long, who you carry this for, your church tradition, your age range), the words you write in the quiz, and your evening answers.

What we make from it: your 30-day map and each day written for you, and a note if your words suggested you might be in danger, used only to show help lines.

How you use it: which days you opened, read, and marked done; your time zone (so a day comes on your morning); the page you came from.

Payments: your payment status and the email used to pay, from lava.top. We never see or keep card numbers.

Technical: sign-in links and sessions are stored only as one-way codes. Before you give your email, a one-way code of your internet address is kept for a few days to stop abuse. We also keep which reminder emails we sent you, so none goes twice. Our server logs record event types and record numbers, not your words or your email.

What you write may reveal your faith, your health (including mental health, grief or addiction in your family), your relationships and the people you love. We treat all of it as sensitive. We collect it only with your consent, given when you submit the quiz, and use it only to write and deliver your path and to show help lines when you may need them. You can withdraw consent by deleting your data.

To write your days and remember what you shared, so tomorrow can answer tonight; to send the emails you asked for and, until you subscribe, reminder emails about your path with one verse from it (about daily in the first week, then less often, ending after two months; one tap in any of them stops all our emails); to show crisis lines when your words suggest you may be in danger (see Safety); to know whether your subscription is active; to keep the service working and safe.

We do not sell or rent your information, we don’t share it for advertising, and there are no ad trackers on Unforgotten.

A few companies process data for us, only to run the service:

Anthropic (the AI that writes your days): receives your answers and words when a day is written. Under its terms it does not train its models on them; it keeps them at most a short time (up to 30 days for some models), longer only if its safety systems flag something.
Supabase (our database, United States) and Vercel (our hosting, United States).
lava.top (payments).
Resend (sends our emails, United States): receives your email address and the emails we send you; replies you send to our address arrive through it too and are read by our team.

We may disclose information if the law requires it. If Unforgotten is ever sold, this policy goes with it and you’ll be told first.

While your path is active. A quiz you didn’t finish is cleared after a day and deleted within a week. Sign-in links are deleted a day after they expire. When you delete your data, it is removed from our database at once; copies in our providers’ backups expire on their normal schedule.

You can see your path in the cabinet at any time. To delete everything, open You → Delete my data: your answers, your words, your days and your account are removed, and an active subscription is canceled. Or write to hello@unforgottenpath.com to see, correct or delete your information; we answer within 30 days. You won’t be treated differently for using these rights.

Some of what you write may be “consumer health data” under these laws: what you share about anxiety, grief, illness, addiction or how you are coping. We collect it from you directly, with your consent, only to write your path and show help lines. We share it only with the providers above, to run the service. We never sell it. You can ask to see it, delete it, or withdraw consent at any time, as described above.

Unforgotten is for adults 18 and older. If we learn that a child has given us information, we delete it.

Everything travels encrypted. Our database is not reachable from the internet without our server’s key, and sign-in links work once, for 15 minutes. No system is perfect; if something ever goes wrong with your data, we’ll tell you.

If this policy changes in a way that matters, we’ll tell you before it applies.