Attune

Privacy Policy

Last updated 17 September 2026 · Attune is operated from South Australia and this policy is written to the Australian Privacy Act 1988.

Attune asks you unusually personal questions, because that is how it matches people. This page is a plain account of what that means for your data. It is written against what the software actually does, not from a template.

The part most people should read What you type into the interview is sent to third-party AI companies overseas so it can be interpreted. We do not use models we run ourselves. If that is not acceptable to you, do not complete the interview — and see Section 4.

1. Who we are

Attune is a small independent operation, not a company with a privacy team. Contact for anything on this page, including complaints: [email protected].

2. What we collect

WhatWhy
Your email addressIt is your login. We send a six-digit code to it; there is no password.
Age, gender, who you are looking for, age range, city, distance, intent, whether you want childrenThe hard rules for matching. Age also establishes you are over 18.
Height, diet, faith, politics, smoking, vaping, cannabis, other drugs, gambling, alcoholOnly for filters you or another person switch on. Never shown on a match card.
Your interview answers, in fullThe whole basis of matching. Stored as written.
A profile derived from those answers — traits scored 0 to 1 across energy, personality, attachment, communication, values, life direction, finances, relationship dynamics and desiresWhat the matching actually compares.
If you opt in: responses about past hurt, triggers and boundariesConflict compatibility. Separate consent, asked separately, and you can decline.
If you opt in: responses about intimacy and relationship structureStored apart from your profile. Never leaves as anything but a one-word summary.
Still photographs from your liveness checkConfirming a live person, and estimating apparent age.
Messages with people you have matched withSo the conversation exists.
Reports and blocks you make or that are made about youModeration.
Login-code request counts, by email and IP addressRate limiting, so the login route cannot be used to send mail at strangers.

Sensitive information

Religion, political opinions, sexual orientation and practices, health-adjacent psychological material, and biometric information used for verification are all sensitive information under the Privacy Act, which needs your consent. You give that consent by choosing to answer. Every optional section can be skipped, and skipping costs you nothing but precision.

What we deliberately do not collect

3. Your interview answers go to AI companies overseas

This is the disclosure that matters most, and the one a generic policy would bury.

To ask follow-up questions and to turn your answers into a profile, Attune sends the text you write to whichever of these is available:

ProviderWhere
GroqUnited States
CerebrasUnited States
MistralFrance
OpenRouterUnited States

Your email address and your name are not sent with it — the provider receives the text of your answers, not an identity. We do not control how each provider logs or retains what it receives; that is governed by their own terms. If your answers include something you would not want a third party to hold, do not write it.

Your liveness photographs are processed by Cloudflare Workers AI, not by the providers above.

4. Who else touches your data

WhoWhat they handleWhere
CloudflareHosting, the database, the liveness modelGlobal, including the United States
ResendSending your login code — your email address onlyTokyo
StripePayment, once it is switched on. Card details go directly to Stripe and never reach AttuneUnited States

We do not sell your data. We do not share it for advertising. There is no advertising.

5. What other people see

Attune shows compatibility before it shows a person. A match card carries a score, the reasons behind it, and where you might clash. It does not carry your interview answers, your trait scores, your habits, your trauma responses, or your photographs. Intimacy responses leave only as a single word such as "high". This split is enforced in code, not by policy.

6. How long we keep it

Until you delete your account, and then not at all. Deleting removes your user record, profile, interview transcript, intimacy responses, match cards, messages, blocks, verification record and liveness frame, waitlist entry, report feedback, rate-limit counters and payment entitlement.

Two deliberate exceptions, both about protecting someone else:

7. Your rights

8. Security, honestly

Data is encrypted in transit and at rest by our hosting provider. Login is a one-time emailed code, so there is no password to steal. Sessions are signed and expire. Admin access is restricted.

What we will not claim: that we are unbreachable, or that we have had a formal security audit. We have not. Attune is a small operation and you should weigh that against how personal the questions are.

9. Children

Attune is for adults. The minimum age is 18, and everyone passes an age check before they can be matched. If we learn someone under 18 has an account we delete it. Tell us at [email protected] if you believe that has happened.

10. Changes

If we change something that materially affects you, we will say so by email rather than quietly editing this page and changing the date.