Privacy Policy

01The short version

We collect what Auni needs to work, we use it only to run Auni, we never sell it, and we delete it when you ask. What happens on a blockchain is public, and nobody can delete it.

02What we collect

Only what Auni needs to work:

• Your sign-in: your email address, or your Google account's email, through Privy. Also the name and time zone you set.
• Your profile, if you add to it: a photo you upload, or the X account you connect and its name and photo.
• Your conversations: what you send Auni and what it replies, including before you sign in.
• Your convictions: their pots, rules, and holdings, the moves Auni suggested and made, and the automations it set up.
• Your wallets: their addresses, and what's in them and happens in them on the blockchain, so Auni can show you your money.
• Your withdrawals: the addresses you send money to, and the codes we email you to confirm a new one, which we store scrambled.
• Earnings: who brought you to Auni, whose conviction yours started from, and what we've paid you.
• Usage: when you last used Auni (so we only email you when you're away), anonymous page visit counts, and error reports.
• In-app activity: what you do in the app, kept with your account so we can see where Auni confuses people or breaks, like opening it, tapping a suggestion, starting to sign in, opening Add money, and confirming or declining a move. Never what you type, and never an amount or address.
• Error replays: when something breaks on your screen, a replay of the minute before it, so we can see what went wrong. Every word and number in it is hidden and every picture is blocked, so it shows where things were and what was tapped, not what they said.
• If you join the waitlist: your email address, and when you joined and got in. If you join with X, also your X account and handle, and the email X has confirmed for you, which X shares when you allow it.
• Anything you email us, and any profile photo you report.

03What we don't do

We don't sell or rent your data, we don't show ads, and we don't use advertising trackers. We never connect to your bank and can't see accounts outside your Auni wallets. When you add money by card or Apple Pay, Crossmint (or, where Crossmint isn't available, Stripe or MoonPay through Privy) handles the payment and any identity check it needs: we never see your card or bank details, or the identity details you give them.

04What other people can see

A conviction is public unless you make it private. Anyone, signed in or not, can see a public conviction's page and your profile: your name, your photo, your X account if you connected one, why you believe each conviction, what it holds, the moves it makes, how it has done, and your place on the leaderboards. They see your dollar amounts too, unless you turn on “Hide amounts on public pages” in Settings, under Sharing.

You can make a conviction private from its Share button, and disconnect X or remove your photo in Settings. A page someone already saved or shared elsewhere is out of our hands.

05The blockchain is public

Every move Auni makes is recorded on a public blockchain. Anyone can see a wallet address and everything it has done, forever. Deleting your Auni account can't change that.

06How the AI uses your data

Auni's replies come from Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic. To answer you, Auni sends Claude your conversation and what it needs to know about your money: your convictions, holdings, and balances. Auni does its research on a private computer run by Vercel, which can search the web. Anthropic processes this under its terms for businesses.

When you set up an automation, the condition to watch for (like a price, a post, or a piece of news) is sent to Elfa, which watches for it. When you ask about a market, Auni looks up the news on it from Elfa, sending the name of the coin, stock, or topic it's looking into. Elfa gets the condition or the name, not your account details.

07Who helps us run Auni

Each of these companies gets only what it needs for its job:

• Privy: sign-in, and the wallets that hold your money.
• Anthropic: Claude, the AI behind Auni's replies.
• Vercel: our website, anonymous visit counts, the private computers where Auni does its work, and passing your Polymarket orders on to Polymarket.
• DigitalOcean: a server of ours that Auni's requests to some markets pass through. It sees which service is called, not what is sent, and keeps no logs.
• OpenAI: checking a profile photo you upload before anyone else sees it.
• Railway: our servers and database.
• Inngest: running Auni's work in the background, like automations and emails.
• Elfa: watching for the conditions your automations care about, and the market news Auni reads.
• Resend: sending email.
• Sentry: error reports, and the replays of the minute before an error. We attach your account's id to them, so we can find what went wrong for you, but never your name or email.
• Alchemy: reading blockchains and sending transactions.
• Crossmint: card and Apple Pay payments, and the one-time identity check they need. We send Crossmint your email and the wallet address the money goes to; you give your identity details (like your name, date of birth, address, and in the US your Social Security number) to Crossmint directly, under its own privacy policy.
• Stripe and MoonPay, through Privy: card and Apple Pay payments where Crossmint isn't available, under their own privacy policies.

When Auni makes a move, the market or service it uses (Jupiter, KyberSwap, Kuru, LI.FI, Hyperliquid, Polymarket, Aave, or Across) sees your wallet address and the order, as with anyone who uses it.

08Email

Privy emails you a code when you sign in with email. We always email you about your account's safety and your money leaving it: the code to confirm a new withdrawal address, a receipt when you send money out, and a warning when money leaves your wallet without Auni. If you're on the waitlist, we email you once when you get in.

Everything else is only if you turn on “Email me when Auni needs me” in Settings: when a move is waiting for your tap, when Auni replied, or when something happened to your money while you were away. Every one of those emails has an unsubscribe link, and you can turn them off in Settings.

09Keeping and deleting your data

We keep your data, including conversations you had before signing in, until you ask us to delete it. To delete your account and your data, email support@auni.io from the address you sign in with. We delete your account, profile, photo, conversations, convictions, and automations, and tell you when it’s done.

We keep your in-app activity for 180 days, then delete it.

Your money is in your own wallet, not held by us, so move it out or export your wallet key before you ask. We may keep records of your moves, withdrawals, and earnings where the law requires it or we need them to settle what we owe, and anything on a blockchain stays there.

10Where your data is processed

Most of the companies that help us run Auni are in the United States, so your data will be processed there and possibly in other countries whose privacy laws differ from yours.

11Your rights

Depending on where you live, you may have the right to see, correct, export, or delete your data, or to object to how we use it. Email support@auni.io and we will help.

Auni is not for anyone under 18.

12Changes and contact

We will tell you in the app or by email before a big change to this policy. Questions: support@auni.io. Read this with our Terms of Service and Risk Disclosure.