Last updated 9 November 2026
Privacy
Gridkeepers is free. It doesn’t show ads, sell data or track you around the web. Your birth details are yours alone. Other people see only what you choose to show.
The short version
- Only you can see your birth date, time and place, and your email.
- You choose who can see your profile: everyone, members only, or no one.
- You choose whether your lines, your type and your sign are shown, and whether people can message you.
- You can block or report anyone.
- You can delete your profile at any time, and it is removed right away.
Before you join
When you put your birth details into the homepage, your chart is worked out in your own browser. To find the people on your lines, we send our server only the lines worked out from your birth, plus the town you chose. We use them to answer the request and don’t keep them. Your birth details are held in your browser for that tab only, so they’re ready if you join. They go when you close the tab.
As you type a town, the text goes to Open-Meteo’s place search to find matching places.
Signing in
You sign in with your Everywhere passport. Everywhere sends a code to your email, and its sign-in service (run on Supabase) tells us who you are. We get your email address and an account id. We don’t get a password. Your sign-in is remembered in your browser until you sign out. Your Everywhere account is separate from Gridkeepers. Deleting one doesn’t delete the other.
What we keep when you join
- Private to you
- Your email address, your birth date, time and place, and roughly where you last opened Gridkeepers.
- Your profile
- Your name, photo, bio, what you’re open to, your projects and their links, and where you live. You can show where you live as your city or just your country.
- Your chart
- The lines, sign and Human Design type worked out from your birth. These never include the birth details themselves.
- Where you are
- Roughly where you last opened Gridkeepers: a town and country, which Cloudflare works out from your connection, so it can be off (on a VPN, say). We use it only to tell you which of your lines you’re on, or how far the nearest is. Only you see it. Turn off Tell me which of my lines I’m on in your profile and we delete it and stop keeping it.
- Your choices
- Who can see you, how precisely your place is shown, and whether your lines, type and messages are on.
- Between members
- Your chats and messages, the people you’ve blocked, reports you’ve made, and the people we suggest you meet each day.
Who sees what
- Everyone: your profile can appear on the public map and on the homepage, for anyone to see.
- Members only: only signed-in members can see you.
- No one: you’re left off the map and out of suggestions, and no one can open your profile.
Your sign and type are shown only if you turn on Show my Human Design type. Your lines are shown only if you turn on Show my lines on the map. Messages are seen by the two people in the chat. Blocking someone hides you both from each other and stops messages between you.
We look at stored information only to run Gridkeepers, fix problems, or deal with a report.
Profiles we set up
Some profiles on the map are made-up examples, there to show how Gridkeepers works. They can’t be messaged. Now and then we set up a profile for someone who has asked us to. It shows only what that person has agreed to, and can’t be messaged until they sign in with their email and claim it. Then it’s theirs to change or delete.
Where it’s kept
Gridkeepers runs on Cloudflare. Profiles and messages are stored in Cloudflare’s database, and photos in Cloudflare’s storage. Sign-in is handled by Everywhere on Supabase. Fonts load from Google Fonts and some code loads from jsDelivr. Like any website, these services see your IP address when your browser asks them for something. We don’t add analytics, advertising or tracking cookies.
Deleting your data
In the app, go to your profile and choose Delete my Gridkeepers profile. This removes your profile, your birth details, your photo, your projects, where you last opened Gridkeepers, your chats and the messages in them, your blocks and your daily suggestions. We keep a report you made, or one made about you, for as long as we need it to keep people safe.
Your rights
You can ask to see what we hold about you, to correct it, or to delete it. Most of this you can do yourself in the app. For anything else, email us and we’ll reply within 30 days.
Changes
If we change how we handle your data, we’ll update this page and the date at the top. If the change is big, we’ll tell members in the app.