Your inner life is not a product.

WavePoint is a business, and we use consented analytics to understand what people use, where they get stuck, and which experiences lead to a purchase. Signed-in activity may be connected to an account or customer context. We state that plainly because useful measurement should not depend on hidden capture.

We do not sell personal information, work with data brokers, or use birth inputs, calculated chart details, or birth-route behavior to target advertising. Product and customer analysis helps us operate WavePoint; your chart is not an advertising profile.

We measure the product. We do not turn the contents of your chart into a marketable profile.

Anonymous chart calculation does not create a saved account record. Birth information is stored only when a signed-in person explicitly saves it. You can export account data and ask us to delete it.

Some paid-order records must remain long enough to deliver a purchase, handle refunds and fraud, and meet tax or accounting duties. We name those periods in the Privacy Policy and remove or detach customer details when their purpose ends.

Control means knowing what can be deleted now, what must remain, and why.

There are no public profiles or social feeds. Exact birth date, time, place, coordinates, placements, aspects, houses, and chart fingerprints are calculation data. They stay out of routine analytics, replay, advertising, and customer-data joins.

If you allow Analytics, coarse actions such as computing a chart, downloading it, opening the poster configurator, or starting checkout may be connected to your account. That lets us learn which paths work without sending the chart itself.

A useful event can be measured without copying the private calculation behind it.

No dark patterns. No engagement loops. No notification spam. No streak mechanics designed to manufacture guilt. WavePoint doesn’t punish you for stepping away, and it doesn’t reward you for compulsive use.

Your practice should serve your life, not compete with it. We design for depth over frequency—one meaningful check-in is worth more than ten anxious refreshes. The app is here when you want it, quiet when you don’t.

A practice that demands your attention every day isn’t a practice—it’s a habit loop.