What your data is used for
What Daivaj stores, who processes it, and how to export or delete it. No euphemisms.
What is stored
Three things. The birth details you enter for each profile, the computed chart derived from them, and your readings — the questions you asked and the answers you were given. If you fill in the optional "About" page, that is stored too.
Who sees it
To answer a question, Daivaj sends your computed chart, your question and anything you put on the About page to OpenRouter, which routes it to the model that writes the reply — currently models operated by Google or OpenAI depending on your plan.
That is the honest picture. The data is encrypted in transit and encrypted at rest, but it is readable by our servers, because a reading cannot be written from data the reader cannot read. We do not sell it, and we do not use it to train anything.
If you would rather a subject never came up in a reading, the About page has a field for exactly that, and the reader is instructed to leave it alone.
Getting it back, or getting rid of it
Your account page has two buttons that do what they say.
Export gives you every question and answer as a plain text file you keep.
Delete removes every reading on the account. It cannot be undone, so it asks you to type DELETE first, and offers the export beside it. Your profiles, charts and calibration survive a reading delete — only the conversations go. Your credit statement also stays, so what you were charged remains checkable.