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Aligning energies…
Aligning energies…
Last updated: 2026-10-21
Using Spirit Lens is also governed by our Terms of Use.
Spirit Lens is a self-reflection service offering tarot, AI dream interpretation and BaZi readings, offered primarily to users in Taiwan.
Spirit Lens is in a private test, and the operator's name, address, and privacy contact email haven't been published yet. They will be listed here before public launch.
Until then, for any privacy question or to exercise the rights below, contact the person who invited you to the test.
What you give us directly: an email address and a password (stored only as a hash, never in plaintext), or — if you sign in with Google or Apple — the basic profile they return. Display name, bio and avatar are all optional.
What you enter to get a reading: dream narratives, the birth date, time and place a BaZi chart needs, tarot questions and the cards drawn, and the AI interpretations produced for you.
If you use community features: forum posts, comments, ratings and friend relationships.
What we collect automatically: aggregate usage metrics, and technical data such as your IP address — the latter held only transiently for security and rate limiting. We do not build advertising profiles, and we do not collect payment card numbers, government ID numbers or precise location.
Some inputs deserve particular attention: dream narratives can reveal intimate details of your mental and emotional life, and an exact birth date, time and place is precise identifying information.
To produce a reading, the relevant input is sent to a third-party AI provider for processing (see the processors section below). We suggest not entering more sensitive detail than a reading actually needs.
A compatibility reading asks for another person's birth data. If you enter data about someone else, you are responsible for having a lawful basis to do so; we use it only to produce the reading you asked for and do not build a separate profile of that person.
Spirit Lens is only for people aged 18 or over. We don't knowingly collect personal data from anyone under 18. If you are under 18, please don't use the service. If we learn that an account belongs to someone under 18, we will delete it.
To provide the readings and features you ask for; to keep your readings, journal and profile so they persist between sessions; and to weave your own earlier readings into new ones, scoped to your account alone.
To keep the service secure and prevent abuse (rate limiting, spend controls), and to understand aggregate feature usage so we can improve the product.
We do not sell your personal data, and we do not use your reading content to train our own models.
These services process personal data for us, and each receives only what its job needs. The list is the set of services this deployment of Spirit Lens actually uses.
Under these providers' current terms, content sent through their APIs is not used to train their models.
Account, profile, readings, journal and community content: kept until you delete the item or your account.
Product events and ratings: deleted automatically after 180 days. Bug reports: deleted after 180 days (see “Bug reports and ideas”). Printed deck waitlist entries: 24 months at most (see “Printed deck waitlist”). Rate-limit counters (keyed by IP address, account or email address) expire when the rate-limit window ends.
Spirit Lens is in a private test. Ending the test doesn't delete anything: we keep the accounts, readings, journal entries, ratings and reports testers created, to review the test before public launch. The periods above still apply. If you'd rather have your data deleted when the test ends, tell us and we will delete your account.
When you delete your account we delete or irreversibly anonymise your personal data, except where something must be retained to meet a legal obligation.
If you join the printed tarot deck waitlist, we keep your email address, the optional name, the features you ticked and any note, the version of the notice you agreed to, when you signed up and which list you joined (first or second). If you were signed in, we also note your account.
We use this only to judge whether to print a printed deck and to tell you how to buy one if we do. It is not given to anyone else for marketing. Joining the waitlist is not a pre-order and doesn't reserve a deck. We don't send a confirmation email yet, so the addresses on the list are not verified.
We keep it until 6 months after the project ends or until you ask us to delete it, and for 24 months at most. To leave the waitlist or delete your data, contact us using the details above and say you want your printed deck waitlist entry deleted. Deleting your account deletes the entry too.
Under Taiwan's Personal Data Protection Act — and the GDPR where it applies to you — you may access the personal data we hold about you, correct it, delete it, obtain a copy, and withdraw consent.
In the app you can edit your profile and delete a saved BaZi chart or a dream entry yourself. Everything else, including getting a copy of your data and deleting your account, works by request: there is no self-service export or account deletion yet. Contact us in one of the ways above; we will reply within the period the law requires.
To delete your account, contact us in one of the ways above and say you want it deleted.
We then email the address on the account and delete it only after you reply to that email from it, so nobody can delete your account by pretending to be you. We will never ask for your password.
We then delete your account together with your readings, dream journal, saved BaZi chart, daily draws, notifications, Google or Apple sign-in links, product events, and any forum posts (with the replies under them), comments and friend connections. Ratings you gave are kept only as anonymous scores, with no link to you.
We email you once it is done, within the period the law requires. Deletion cannot be undone. Copies in database backups made before the deletion are removed as those backups expire, and we never restore a deleted account from them.
Spirit Lens's own servers are outside Taiwan: the application runs in Japan (Vercel, Tokyo) and the database is in Australia (Supabase, Sydney). We plan to move the database to Japan and will update this page when it moves.
These services handle data in the United States: Anthropic, Vercel, and Upstash.
Taiwan's Personal Data Protection Act allows these international transfers unless the competent authority restricts transfers to a particular country or region, and we are not aware of any restriction that applies to the countries above. We list where your data goes so you can decide what to enter.
Measures include hashed passwords, HTTPS throughout, per-endpoint rate limiting, input size limits, redacted error logging so reading content does not leak into server logs, and a bounded database connection pool.
No system is perfectly secure, but we work to protect your data.
Signed-in users can send a bug report or an idea from the button at the bottom of the screen. A report holds what you write, whether it is a problem or an idea, your account id, the page address without its query, the last few pages you opened, recent error messages from your browser, your device and screen size, your browser language and the language the page was shown in, whether you were online, and the app version. Email addresses, tokens, dates and times are removed from the addresses and error messages before they are sent.
A screenshot of the page as you saw it is attached unless you tick “Don't attach the screenshot”. It can show whatever was on that page, including a reading, a dream or birth details.
We use reports only to fix problems and plan improvements. They are stored in our database (Supabase) and deleted from it after 180 days, or with your account when you ask us to delete it. You can ask us to delete a report sooner using the contact details above.
We will update this policy as the service changes: the updated version is posted on this page, with the date above changed. Material changes are announced to testers directly, through the channel you were invited through, before they take effect.