MeetMatch

Privacy

Sis ir demonstracija, nevis publisks pakalpojums.

Who holds the data

Janis Zemitis, a private individual in LV. There is no company behind this.

Write to privacy@meetmatch.world about anything on this page, including a request to see or delete what is held about you.

What is held, and for how long

WhatWhyHow long
Email address and passwordSo you can sign in. The password is stored only as a scrypt hash and cannot be turned back into a password.Until the account is removed
Date of birthTo refuse sign-up below 18. The age is derived from it rather than stored separately.Until the account is removed
Meeting pointsTo decide who is close enough to appear in a feed. Another person never sees more than a cell of 500 m and a distance bucket — never your exact position, never a bearing.30 days
ConversationsSo a thread you opened is still there tomorrow.365 days
PhotographsShown to people you have matched with. Location and camera data are stripped from every file before it is stored.Until you remove them, or the account goes
Operator actionsSo a moderation decision can be explained afterwards.730 days
Sign-in attemptsTo stop password guessing. Only a hash is stored — no address, no email.24 hours

Deleting your account

Ask, and the profile is anonymised and the photographs, conversations and meeting points are deleted within 30 days. What survives is a moderation record under a pseudonymous id, so a decision already taken can still be explained.

Where it runs, and who else sees it

On one server in Europe. The map background comes from OpenStreetMap. There is no analytics, no advertising, no tracking of any kind, and nothing is sold or handed to anyone. No automated service reads your photographs or messages.

Emergency screens dial the number of the city a meeting is in: Rīga — 112; New York City — 911.

What has not been done

Stated plainly, because a notice that lists only the good parts is not a notice.

This page describes what the software does. It has not been reviewed by a lawyer, and it is not legal advice. Before this becomes a public service rather than a closed demonstration, it should be.

Last updated 2026-09-03. Rules of use.