Privacy
Last updated: November 10, 2026
How much we handle depends on how involved you are. Walking with us involves a little: what you tell us on Luma. Using the Passport or becoming a member involves more, because we use your profile to match you with people. Both are below, kept separate. Our products have their own policies: Sidekick Log.
We don’t sell your data. We don’t use it for ads. You can ask us to delete it any time.
1. If you walk with us
What we collect
- Your Luma registration: your name, email, which walks and gatherings you registered for and attended, your signature on the walker terms, and your answers to the registration questions (what you’re working on, what best describes you, your LinkedIn and Instagram, and whether you’d like to help host).
- Photos and stories from walks: hosts capture the walk and may share it on our channels. Tell a host if you’d rather not be in them.
- Group chats: city groups run on WhatsApp. What you post there is seen by that group and handled under WhatsApp’s own policy.
How we use it
- To run walks: confirmations, reminders, check-ins and finding hosts.
- To recognise people who keep showing up, for example unlocking your Passport after your second walk.
- To understand the network as a whole (how many founders, builders and creators walk with us, in which cities). Shared outside only as totals, never with your name.
Walking doesn’t put you in anyone’s introductions. That only happens if you open your Passport and say yes.
2. If you use the Passport or become a member
Everything in part 1, plus:
What we collect
- Sign-in: your email, to send you a one-time sign-in link.
- Your profile: who you are, what you’re working on, what people can ask you about, your work links, city, English level, whether you’ve worked with teams abroad, what you’re open to and how available you are right now. We pre-fill it from your Luma answers; you can change anything.
- Asks and introductions: what you asked for and what it’s for, who was asked, who said yes, and whether an introduction was rated useful.
- Membership: your membership status and renewal date. Payment details go to Polar, never to us.
How we use it
- Matching. When someone asks the network, rules compare their ask with profiles: what you can help with, your work, city and timezone, your walks, and how available you are. If you’re set to “Not now”, you’re skipped.
- Asking first. If you fit, we email you the ask. The asker doesn’t see who was asked.
- Introductions. Only if you say yes do we share your name and email with that one asker, and theirs with you.
- AI check. We may send the profile fields needed to Anthropic’s Claude API to flag profiles with no real work behind them before an ask goes out. AI never decides alone who gets introduced. Your data isn’t used to train AI models; Anthropic doesn’t train on API inputs and deletes them within 30 days by default.
- Email. Sign-in links, asks, introductions and short follow-ups, from network@screate.co.
Who else handles your data
- Luma: event registration (both layers).
- WhatsApp: city group chats (walkers).
- Supabase (EU, Frankfurt): our database and Passport sign-in.
- Resend: sends our emails.
- Polar: membership checkout, billing and your subscription portal, as merchant of record. It also sells the Have You Eaten? packs and issues their unlock keys; the page checks those keys with Polar and keeps them only in your browser.
- Anthropic: the AI check (Passport only).
- Vercel: hosts screate.co and counts page views without cookies.
- PostHog (EU): on screate.co pages, counts page views, where people click and how far they scroll (heatmaps), with no cookies and no recordings. On Have You Eaten? it also counts anonymous usage (which reminders play, replies, copies) under a random ID kept in your browser. No voice notes or message text are sent. If you type your first name into "Make her yell your name", that first name is sent so we know which names to record; nothing else about you goes with it.
- Have You Eaten? Chrome extension: keeps its settings in your browser and sends nothing to us. Only your license key goes to Polar, to check it.
- Embeds: some pages show content from Luma, Instagram and Pinterest, which may set their own cookies when it loads.
How long we keep it
We keep your information while you’re part of the network. Ask us to delete it and we’ll remove your Passport profile, asks and Luma answers from our database within 30 days. Polar keeps billing records as the law requires, and Luma keeps your registrations under its own policy.
Your choices
- Set yourself to “Not now” in your Passport and you won’t be asked to help.
- Edit your profile any time.
- Tell a host if you’d rather not be in walk photos.
- Write to hi@screate.co to see, correct, export or delete what we hold about you. Depending on where you live, you may have more rights; we’ll honour them.
Which law applies
We handle personal data in line with Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), and this policy is governed by the laws of Singapore.
Age
The network is for people 18 and older. We don’t knowingly collect information from anyone younger; if you think we have, write to us and we’ll delete it.
Changes
If this changes in a way that matters, we’ll update the date above and tell members by email.