Rizzpond

Privacy policy · Last updated 23 September 2026

What leaves your phone, and what doesn't.

Rizzpond reads a chat and writes your reply. To do that, some of the chat has to leave your phone. This page says exactly what, where it goes, how long it stays and how to delete it. It is written from the app's code, in plain words.

The short version

Who is responsible

Rizzpond is made and run by Darabos Group. Darabos Group is the data controller for the personal data described here.

Postal address: [POSTAL ADDRESS — David to fill in]
Email: info@rizzpond.app

Your account

You do not sign up. The first time the app talks to our server it creates an anonymous account: a random identifier with no name, no email and no phone number attached. Your daily allowance, your free scan and any subscription are tied to that identifier.

If you choose Sign in with Apple, Apple gives us a stable identifier for you and, if you allow it, your email address or a Hide My Email relay address. We use it only to recognise you again, on this phone or another, so that your account, backup and subscription can follow you. Buying Pro requires signing in, so the purchase can be tied to an account we can restore.

What stays on your phone

These are stored in the app on your phone and go nowhere unless you back up (see below):

Deleting the app deletes all of this from the phone.

Setting the app up ends with a screen called Before you start. It says the chat you show Wink is sent to be read and answered and for nothing else, and it links to this policy, which names OpenAI. Nothing can be sent until you tap I agree: our server keeps that answer and refuses to read a screenshot or write a reply without it. You can take it back at any time under You → Account → Stop sending to OpenAI, and nothing is sent after that.

Your answer is recorded on our server, and it is our server that acts on it: without a yes on record, our server refuses to read a screenshot or write a reply at all, whatever the app says. We keep, for each decision you make, your account identifier, whether you said yes or took it back, the version of the wording you were shown, and the time. Nothing else. Taking a yes back is stored as its own entry rather than erasing the old one, so the record of what you decided and when stays honest. These entries are deleted with your account.

Smart scan: reading a screenshot

When you pick a screenshot, your phone first recognises the text in it on the device. Then the app sends the screenshot itself, together with the lines your phone recognised and where they sit, to our server. Our server passes them to OpenAI, whose vision model reads the chat: who said what, and which message is waiting on you. The read comes back to your phone.

What our server keeps from a scan:

What our server does not keep: the screenshot, the recognised lines, or what was read. They exist on our server only for the seconds it takes to answer you.

When the read is confident enough, your phone also asks our server to start writing replies straight away, so they are ready when you tap. That request is described under Replies below. It is only sent when the phone is ready to show you those replies.

Replies: writing your text

When you tap Reply, or when replies are written ahead of your tap as described above, the app sends to our server, and our server sends to OpenAI:

What our server keeps from a reply request:

OpenAI

Reading and writing are done by models run by OpenAI through its API. Your screenshot, the chat and your settings reach OpenAI only through our server, never directly from your phone, and OpenAI never receives your name, email or account identifier. Every request is sent with the API setting that asks OpenAI not to store the exchange for later retrieval, together with a one-way hash of your account identifier that lets OpenAI spot abuse without knowing who you are.

OpenAI processes this data under its own API terms and policies, which you can read at openai.com/policies. OpenAI is based in the United States.

Where the AI comes in

Everything Wink writes is generated by a machine-learning model. There is no human writing replies, no library of pre-written lines, and nobody at Darabos Group reading your conversation to help. We say this plainly because the EU AI Act asks anyone putting an interactive AI system in front of people to make it obvious that it is one, and because you should know before you send a stranger a sentence you did not write.

Three things follow from that, and they matter more than the label:

Rizzpond Pro

Payment is handled entirely by Apple. We never see your card, your bank or your Apple ID password. When you buy, Apple gives the app a signed receipt, which our server checks with Apple and links to your account: we keep the transaction identifier, whether it is a live or a test purchase, and your account identifier. Every time Pro matters, our server asks Apple whether the subscription is still active, so an expired or refunded subscription stops unlocking Pro. A small number of accounts have Pro given to them by hand, for testing; that list is kept by account identifier.

Backups

Nothing is uploaded automatically. If you tap Back up (or Refresh backup) while signed in with Apple, the app uploads one backup of your persona and quiz answers, your messaging-app choices, your saved replies and your outcome notes to our server. The other person's texts are stripped from saved replies before upload, and your scanned chats and screenshots are never included. A backup is at most 2 MB; each new one replaces the last. Restore brings it back to a phone. You can see and control all of this under You → Account.

Test accounts

Everything above says we keep no screenshot and no chat. That is true for everyone except a short list of named test accounts, today only the maker's own. For those accounts, and only those, more is recorded: their reads and replies are kept with names, phone numbers, emails, links and addresses removed, together with timings and what their app showed and did (numbers and fixed labels, never text). Their screenshots and the raw reads are kept in private storage only until they are moved to the maker's computer, then deleted from the server. Nobody is a test account unless we have named them on that list, and the database itself refuses to store this for anyone else. Before anyone but the maker is added, they will be asked first. A test account is deleted like any other: its files and its log go with it.

Limits and safety

To keep the service affordable and to stop abuse, our server caps the size of every request and every screenshot, counts requests per account per day, and adds up what all requests together cost us each day, with a separate total for the part that came from free accounts. When a day's total is reached the app says so and works again the next day. The daily totals hold an amount and a number of calls and no account.

The other person in the chat

A screenshot shows what someone else wrote to you. Their words are read only to write your reply and are not kept by us. The only piece about them the app keeps is on your phone: the chat itself, saved under their first name, so Wink can pick the conversation up next time. We ask you to scan only your own conversations. See the terms.

Where your data is processed

Sending data from the EU to the United States needs a legal safeguard under Chapter V of the GDPR — either the provider's certification under the EU–US Data Privacy Framework, or Standard Contractual Clauses in our contract with them. [TRANSFER MECHANISM — to be named here once the OpenAI data processing addendum is signed]. We will not print a mechanism we have not got in writing, so this sentence stays marked until the paperwork exists. It is the last open item before the app is submitted.

How long we keep things

WhatWhereHow long
Screenshot, recognised lines, the chat, your pasted textOur server, in memory onlySeconds: while the request is answered
Replies Wink wrote for a tapped requestOur databaseUp to 2 days
Replies written ahead of your tapOur databaseUp to 1 day
Daily counts, your time zone, free scan, cost per reply set (no text)Our databaseWhile your account exists
Test accounts only: reads and replies with names removed, timings, what the app showed and didOur databaseWhile the test account exists
Test accounts only: screenshots and raw readsPrivate storageUntil moved to the maker's computer, then deleted
Anonymous account identifier; Apple identifier and email if you signed inOur account systemWhile your account exists
Apple subscription linkOur databaseWhile your account exists
BackupOur databaseUntil you replace or delete it, or delete your account
Everything on your phoneYour phoneUntil you delete it or the app

Every row in our database is tied to your account and is deleted with it.

Why we are allowed to

We process your data to provide the service you asked for (reading the chat, writing the reply, your allowance, your subscription and your backup), and, for sending a chat to OpenAI, because you agreed to it in the app before the first one was sent and can take that back at any time. We keep counts and limits because we have a legitimate interest in keeping the service affordable and free of abuse.

Your choices and your rights

If you live in the United States

US state privacy laws ask for the same facts in a different vocabulary, and a few extra ones: which statutory categories we collect, whether we sell or share, what counts as sensitive, and how to appeal if we refuse a request. All of that is on the US state privacy notice. The short version: we do not sell your personal information, we do not share it for advertising, and the contents of your chats are treated as sensitive and used only to write your reply.

Age

Rizzpond is for adults. You must be 18 or over to use it. We do not knowingly collect data from anyone younger; if you believe someone under 18 has an account, write to us and we will delete it.

This website

This site sets no cookies and runs no analytics. The only thing it stores is your light or dark theme choice, in your own browser, if you pick one. Fonts are served from this site, not from a third party. Cloudflare, which hosts it, sees your IP address and keeps its own technical logs. The cookies page has the whole of it, which is one table with one row.

Changes

If the app starts doing something new with your data, this page changes first and the date at the top moves, and for a change that matters the app tells you before it applies to you.

Contact

Darabos Group
[POSTAL ADDRESS — David to fill in]
info@rizzpond.app