Privacy isn't a policy, it's a feature
End-to-end encryption, no advertising, no selling data. Why we designed Mindbriz so that even our own team can't see the patterns you log.
By The Mindbriz Team
When the thing you log is how you sleep, what you feel and what you spiral about, privacy is not a compliance box. It is the entire value proposition. If you do not feel safe writing honestly, the product produces nothing — and no amount of clever AI can fix that.
What we don't do
- We do not sell data. Ever. There is no advertising business to justify it.
- We do not build shadow profiles or share data with data brokers.
- We do not use your entries to train third-party models.
What we do
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Access by our team is restricted, logged and limited to what is needed to operate the service. When we design features, we start from 'what is the minimum data this can get away with' and build up from there — holding less is the strongest form of protection.
The best data-protection policy is the one that makes collecting the data unnecessary in the first place.
We also believe you should be able to leave. Export everything in a tap, delete everything in a tap, no guilt trip on the way out. A wellbeing tool that traps you has misunderstood the job.
This page will be a short one, and we intend to keep it short. The fewer exceptions to 'we don't look, we don't sell, you can leave', the fewer words it needs.
