Privacy Policy

Overview

This describes what EatJury collects, why, and who it's shared with. EatJury doesn't sell your personal information, and doesn't use third-party advertising or analytics SDKs.

Information we collect

Account info: your email, username, and password (handled by Supabase Auth — we never see or store your password in plain text). Profile info: an optional bio. Location: your coordinates, used to find nearby restaurants and calculate distance — on by default, but you can turn it off in Settings at any time and use a city or zip code instead. Content you create: group chat messages, restaurant ratings and written reviews, friend and group membership, and decision-session data (nominations, wheel results, proposed times, reservation status). Push notifications: a device push token, only if you enable push notifications. Anonymous counts: when a Sponsored restaurant is shown or tapped on the Map, we add one to a daily total for that restaurant — the count isn't tied to your account or device.

What we don't collect

No payment or financial information — EatJury doesn't process payments. No advertising identifiers or third-party tracking SDKs. No photo uploads today — profile "avatars" are just your username's initial.

How your information is shared

With other users: your username, ratings and reviews are visible to anyone using the app; your chat messages are visible to the members of that group; your friend list is visible to your friends. With service providers: Supabase hosts our database, authentication, and realtime features. With restaurant search providers: when you search for restaurants, the coordinates or text of that search are sent to OpenStreetMap's public Nominatim and Overpass services — not tied to your account or identity. We do not sell your personal information to anyone.

Third-party links

Buttons that open Yelp, OpenTable, or Resy take you to those companies' own apps or websites, where their own privacy policies apply. EatJury doesn't share your data with them proactively — the link just carries the restaurant name and, for OpenTable/Resy, the time and party size your group agreed on.

Data retention and deletion

We keep your information for as long as your account exists. You can delete your account from Settings, or by emailing support@eatjury.com — deleting your account removes your profile, ratings, reviews, and group memberships.

Children's privacy

EatJury isn't directed at children under 13, and we don't knowingly collect information from them.

Your choices

Turn location on or off, or switch units, in Settings. Turn push notifications on or off, overall or by category (messages, restaurant picked, time & location, friend requests), in Notification Settings. Edit or delete your own ratings and reviews from a restaurant's page. Delete your account entirely from Settings.

Reporting and blocking

You can block another user from the Friends screen or from one of their reviews — this ends any friendship or pending request between you and hides their reviews and chat messages from you. You can report a group message by long-pressing it, report a review from a restaurant's page, and report a problem generally from Settings. A report records who filed it, what it's about, and your stated reason, so we can review it; it isn't shown to any other user.

Security

We use Supabase's built-in authentication and database-level access controls to protect your data, but no method of storing or transmitting information is 100% secure.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes in a meaningful way, we'll update the date at the top.

Contact

Questions about your data? Reach us at support@eatjury.com.