Privacy
Your data, in plain English
Most privacy policies are written to protect the company from you. This one is written so you can check up on us.
Effective August 14, 2026
The short version
- We never sell your data. No ads, no brokers, no quiet “partners.”
- Your words never train AI here, nor at any of the AI models we use (Anthropic, ChatGPT, or Gemini) — under our agreement with them.
- To the public you are known only by your handles and the characteristics you choose. To us you’re a phone number and what you brought.
- Download your record, or delete your account and take your words with you — from your own page, not a support ticket.
Who we are
Diversify All, Inc., doing business as All Good People Foundation — a 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN 83-2608475), registered with the California Registry of Charitable Trusts (No. CT0297107). Ask us anything here: info@allgoodpeople.net.
What we keep, and why
Your phone number
A code when you join and when you log in. Nothing else reaches it unless you turn texts on yourself, and STOP ends those. Never shown to another member.
Handles you choose
You can carry as many different handles in different rooms for anything you decide to post on the site for others.
An email or a name, if you type one
For a donation receipt, for notifications you turned on, or when you write to us. We keep what you write, so a person can answer.
What Your AGP knows
Posts, Pulse answers and their notes, favorites, watchlist, reviews, and the characteristics or history you tell your AI to keep or post. Import your data from other providers, e.g., contacts or bank rows, and only the entries you tap are kept — never the entire data set. Delete or change your posts, or delete yourself, anytime.
Payment records, barely
Stripe handles money start to finish; your card number never reaches us. We keep the fingerprint Stripe issues — a code, not a number to keep the network real.
Receipts of your choices
Every optional data use starts switched off, and stays yours to flip on if you so choose.
What we don't keep
Your AI conversations
They live in your browser and go when the tab closes — unless you tap Keep, and then that one is kept for you alone. If you post, you can edit or delete it at any time.
What you control
Download your record
One tap on your own page brings out what we hold — words, answers, messages, receipts, files — to keep or take elsewhere.
Delete yourself, two ways
Leave your words behind (re-signed as from a former member) or take them with you. Either way your identity and number are erased and your handles retire, so nobody can wear them after you.
Fix what’s wrong
Your record is editable where you can see it: change your handle, take back your four letters and the answers under them, remove what you told us. Write to us and a person will help.
Direct messages
A message is stored so it can reach the person. Discard your copy and it’s gone for you; once everyone has, the thread goes.
Your AI, plainly
Everything you bring here becomes one picture for your AI to use, for your benefit — Pulse answers and their notes, favorites, your watchlist, what you've saved to read, your review deck, your four letters, the small facts of your life, and — if you've shared them — your politics, your people, and your spending. The point is that it is yours and it is private. None of it is shown to another member. It is used for one thing: to serve you better.
We use third party AI models to power AGP AI. Under our contracts with the providers, none of what anyone does here trains their models. Pick a different engine and that turn goes to that company instead — just the question, never your picture, and under their terms rather than ours. That can also happen on its own: if our engine is slow or fails, your question alone may go to another model so you still get an answer. On the public AI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenAI sees the message it is sent to answer from AGP's servers — you don't need your own account, what you type is not stored by AGP, and they are not told who you are.
Who else is involved
The network itself uses other third-party services (Stripe, Anthropic, Supabase, Vercel, Twilio, Resend) for things like payments, AI, our database, hosting, texts and email. Each gets only what its job needs.
Other companies come up only when you do the thing that needs them — a store when you follow a shop link, a search service when you ask a question, a music or video service when you play something. Each room says what it uses, where you use it.
Cookies, addresses, and security
A signed login cookie keeps you signed in for up to a year. A few small ones hold plain things: an intro you've seen, where you were in a form, an answer you gave before joining. Arrive from an ad and one remembers which ad, so we can tell the ad service it worked and nothing else.
None of ours follow you to other websites or build a profile of you and we never sell your data. Two other companies can set their own: Amazon if you follow a shop link, and YouTube's player when you play a song. We don't act on Do Not Track signals, because we don't run the cross-site advertising they were built to stop.
Your IP address is how we slow down abuse — held in passing, sometimes for about a day, and logged by our host the way every host logs. Underneath it all, every table of member data is locked, and the only road to any of it runs through our servers, which check who you are on every request.
If someone asks who wrote a review
We never volunteer it. If legal process arrives — a subpoena, a court order, a warrant — you hear from us first — and we keep almost nothing to hand over: not the address your computer was using, not your device, not where you were.
Children, and changes
The network isn't directed to minors (under 18). If you believe a minor has given us information, write us and we'll delete it.
When this page changes the date at the top changes with it, and a change that actually matters gets said plainly rather than buried. Hold us to it: info@allgoodpeople.net.