Ayma is for adults only. You must be 18 or older to use it.
Ayma uses face recognition on your photos, including matching them
against photos of you on the public web. You give this consent separately;
withdrawing it deletes your face data and your account.
We store your data (profile, photos, chats, voice transcripts, AI
analyses and notes, usage and spend) for as long as your account exists.
Deleting your account starts a 30-day recovery window; after that the
deletion is permanent, apart from backups that age out and records the law
requires us to keep.
We plan to show ads in Ayma and to use your data for advertising,
including personalised ads; advertising partners may receive identifiers
or data as the law allows. No ads are shown in the current version of the
app.
Ayma is not end-to-end encrypted. Your data is encrypted in transit and at
rest, but Ayma and its service providers can technically access your
messages, voice conversations, transcripts, photos and DMs. Do not share
anything you are not comfortable sharing.
Ayma's AI can be wrong. We do not verify users and we do not guarantee
matches or outcomes.
Welcome to Ayma. Ayma is operated by Justabot LLC ("Ayma", "we", or "us").
These Terms are a plain-language summary of the agreement between you and
Ayma. By creating an account or continuing to use the app, you agree to
them. If you do not agree, please do not use Ayma.
These Terms work together with our Privacy Policy, which explains
in more detail what we collect and why.
Who we are
Ayma is operated by Justabot LLC, a Delaware limited liability company,
with its registered office at 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958,
USA (c/o Harvard Business Services, Inc., registered agent).
Age: 18 and over only
You must be at least 18 years old to use Ayma. Ayma is not for anyone under
18, and we will close accounts we learn belong to minors.
Automatic analysis of your photos and public information
To build your profile and to improve the quality of the matches we suggest,
Ayma automatically analyses:
Photos you upload — including facial analysis and physique (body)
analysis of the photos you add to your profile, send in chat, or send in
direct messages.
Information about you that is publicly available online — Ayma performs
a web search for your name and reads what it finds on the open web (for
example professional pages, social profiles, news, personal sites).
This analysis is always and only about you, the account holder — your own
photos and your own name. Ayma does not run this automatic analysis on other
people, on your matches, or on anyone you are talking to.
The results are used by Ayma to understand you better and to match you more
accurately. They are kept in Ayma's own working memory and are not shown in
your visible profile unless you ask for them — for example by opening a
facial or physique report, or by asking Ayma to look you up on the web. When
you ask, that result is added to your profile story; until then it stays
private to Ayma.
You cannot turn this analysis off while you use Ayma. It is a core part of
how the service works. If you do not want your photos and public information
analysed in this way, please do not use Ayma. You can delete your account at
any time, which removes this data as described below.
Biometric information (face matching)
Ayma uses face recognition. Before you sign in you give a separate,
explicit consent on the sign-in page (its own checkbox, apart from accepting
these Terms and the Privacy Policy). Ayma cannot be used without it.
What we collect: from the photos you add (profile photos, your
verification selfie, and photos you share with Ayma) we create face data, a
numerical description of your face (a "face embedding"). It is not a photo
and it is never shown to anyone.
Why, including matching against the public web: to check that a photo
really shows you. We match your face data against photos found on the
public web for your web search and deep dives, against the results of a
reverse-image search of your own photos, against photos you share with Ayma,
and against other accounts' verification selfies so one person cannot claim
the free starter credits more than once. When another Ayma member runs a
deep dive on you from Explore, your face data is used the same way, so the
photos shown to them are actually you. Deep dives only ever look at Ayma
members who have given this consent.
What we keep: your face data, plus the links to web photos that matched
you and how closely they matched. We do not keep copies of web photos.
Retention:we keep your face data only while your account exists.
When your account is deleted, your face data is deleted with it, on the
schedule in "How long we keep your data" in the Privacy Policy.
Withdrawal and deletion: you can withdraw this consent at any time in
Settings, under "Face matching consent". Because face matching is part of
how Ayma works, withdrawing deletes your face data straight away and then
deletes your account. You can also simply sign out.
No sale, no advertising:we never sell, lease or trade your face data,
never use it for advertising, and only disclose it to the service providers
that process it for us (Google, see the subprocessor list) or where the law
requires.
Connecting Google (Gmail, Calendar)
You can choose to connect a Google account so Ayma can learn real facts about
you instead of only learning from conversation. This is optional and off by
default — nothing is read from Google unless you connect an account, and you
see what will be accessed before you approve it in Google's own consent
screen.
If you connect, Ayma requests read-only access to:
Gmail — recent message subjects and senders for a bounded recent window
of messages, plus the plain-text body of a small number of those messages.
Ayma skips senders on an exclude list that starts with major banks, payment
processors, and government/tax domains, and which we can extend at any time.
Google Calendar — recent and upcoming event titles and how many people
are on each. Ayma does not read attendee identities or event descriptions.
(Ayma previously also requested a count of your recent Google Photos
activity, never the photos themselves. That has been removed — Google no
longer lets a third-party app like Ayma read a user's existing photo
library. You can still add photos to Ayma directly, as described above.)
Ayma only ever looks at a bounded, recent window of this data — never your
full history — and does not store your emails or calendar events. An AI
pass reads what was pulled, once, and distills a short set of facts about you
(for example "travels often for work" or "close with family") into your
private AI notes, the same working memory described above. Those notes default
to private to you — not shown on your public profile — and are never shown
to your matches unless you choose to move them there. The underlying content
pulled from Google is discarded after that pass; only the distilled facts
remain. Data from your Google account, and the facts distilled from it, are
never used for advertising.
You can disconnect a connected Google account at any time from Profile
settings. Disconnecting revokes Ayma's access with Google immediately and
stops any further reads; facts Ayma already learned stay in your notes, the
same as anything else you've told Ayma, unless you edit or remove them
yourself.
Your account
You sign in through Firebase Authentication using your phone number, a Google
account, or an Apple account. Keep that login method secure; you are
responsible for activity that happens through your account.
Give accurate information about yourself and keep it reasonably current. Do
not impersonate anyone or misrepresent your age, identity, or relationship
intentions.
One person, one account. Do not sell, share, or transfer your account.
You keep ownership of the photos and text you add. You give Ayma permission
to store, display, and process that content to operate the service
(including the analysis and matching described above) and to show it to
other users where you have chosen to make it visible.
Your conduct
You may not use Ayma to harass, threaten, deceive, defraud, or harm other
people; to post content that is illegal, hateful, sexually exploitative, or
that you do not have the right to share; to solicit money; to scrape or
bulk-collect other users' data; or to break the law.
We may warn, limit, suspend, or permanently close an account that breaks
these Terms, that puts other users at risk, or where we are required to by
law. Where it is reasonable and safe to do so, we will tell you why.
Content moderation and reporting
Photos are automatically screened by AI before anyone else can see them,
and a photo may be held back. Direct messages are automatically screened and
may be flagged. Automated screening can make mistakes in both directions.
If someone makes you uncomfortable, use the in-app block and reporting tools
(the feedback tool, or the report option in a conversation). We may review
reports, remove content, and suspend or close accounts, but we are not
obligated to act on every report, we cannot promise a particular outcome or
timeframe, and we are not a law-enforcement or investigative body.
AI-generated content and Ayma's notes and assessments
Much of what Ayma says and shows is generated by AI: chat and voice
replies, facial and physique reports, web-search summaries, match
suggestions and scores, and the notes and assessments Ayma keeps about you.
AI output can be wrong, incomplete, out of date, or unflattering. It is
not a professional assessment of your health, appearance, character, or
anything else, and it is not a statement of fact about you or anyone
else. Treat it as a rough starting point and use your own judgement.
Ayma does not guarantee that you will find a match, that a suggested match
is compatible, or any particular outcome from using Ayma.
Safety
Ayma is a dating product. Using it means communicating with, and potentially
meeting, people you do not know. Please take that seriously.
Meet in public and stay in public for a first meeting. Arrange your own
transport to and from the meeting so you are not dependent on someone you
just met.
Tell a friend or family member where you are going, who you are meeting,
and when you expect to be back.
Protect your personal information. Do not share your home address,
financial details, or workplace until you know and trust someone. Never send
money to someone you have met on Ayma.
We do not verify users. Ayma does not run criminal background checks,
identity checks, or reference checks on anyone, and we cannot confirm that a
person is who they claim to be or that their photos, statements, age, or
intentions are genuine. The AI analysis Ayma performs is on the account
holder only and is not a check on the people you match with.
You assume the risk of in-person contact. Any decision to communicate
with or meet another user is yours. To the fullest extent permitted by
law, Ayma is not responsible for the conduct of any user, online or offline,
or for any loss, injury, or harm that results from your interactions with
other users.
Emergencies are not us. If you are in immediate danger or a crime has
been committed, contact your local emergency services or police. Ayma cannot
send help.
Trust your instincts. If something feels wrong, leave. You do not owe
anyone an explanation.
Your data
This section is a summary. The Privacy Policy has the full
detail, including legal bases and how to exercise your rights.
What we collect and store
Account and sign-in identifiers (phone number, Google or Apple account
identifier, Firebase user ID).
Profile information you provide (name, birthdate, photos, who you want to
meet, the text of your story and profile).
Photos you upload or import, the facial and physique analyses Ayma derives
from them, and your face data (see "Biometric information" above).
If you connect a Google account: recent Gmail subjects/senders (plus a small
sample of message body text) and Calendar event titles, and the facts Ayma's
AI distills from them (see "Connecting Google" above). Optional; off unless
you connect.
Messages and direct messages you send, including images you attach.
Voice sessions with Ayma: audio and the text transcripts made from it.
Results of the web search Ayma runs on your name, and the working-memory
("wiki") notes built from your photos, messages, and that search.
Match scores, assessments and related signals Ayma computes about you.
Device and usage data, and a running ledger of your AI credit / token usage
and spend.
Approximate location, only if you choose to provide it.
Why we use it
To run the service: create your profile, power chat and voice, and store your
content.
To suggest matches and compute match scores.
For safety: to investigate reports, enforce these Terms, and protect users.
To fix bugs and improve the product.
For advertising, once ads launch (see "Advertising" below).
To meet legal obligations.
Who it is shared with
Service providers (subprocessors) who process data on our behalf:
Google Firebase (authentication, database, file storage, hosting,
Crashlytics crash reporting), Google Gemini / Vertex AI (the AI models
that do the language, vision, and voice work), LiveKit (real-time voice
transport, and LiveKit Inference, LiveKit's AI gateway, which processes text,
images/photos and audio on our behalf with Google (Gemini) as the underlying
model provider), RevenueCat (purchases and subscriptions), and Sentry
(error and crash monitoring). They are bound to use the data only to provide
their service to us.
Advertising partners, once ads launch, as described in "Advertising"
below.
Other users, but only to the extent your public profile, the messages you
send, and deep dives other members run on you expose information to them.
Ayma does not show other users your private wiki notes or your derived
analyses.
Legal and safety recipients: authorities or others where we reasonably
believe disclosure is required by law or necessary to prevent serious harm.
We do not sell your personal data today. When ads launch, some sharing
with advertising partners may count as a "sale" or "sharing" under certain
US state privacy laws; the Privacy Policy explains your opt-out.
Retention and deletion
We keep your data for as long as your account exists.
You can delete your account in the app (Profile, then "Settings", then
"Delete account"). This removes your profile, photos, messages, voice
transcripts, AI notes and derived analyses, and your face data from our
active systems.
Deletion has a 30-day recovery window during which you can sign back in
and restore the account; after 30 days it is permanent.
Backups age out on a rolling schedule, so a copy may persist in backups for
a limited period after deletion.
We may keep a limited amount of data longer where the law requires it or
to resolve disputes or enforce our Terms (a "legal hold").
Your rights
You can access and export your data, correct your profile, and delete your
account from within the app. Depending on where you live you may have
additional rights; the Privacy Policy explains how to use them.
International transfers
Ayma and its service providers may process your data in countries other than
where you live, including the United States. Where required, we rely on
appropriate safeguards for those transfers.
Advertising
We plan to show advertising in Ayma and to use your data for advertising
purposes.No ads are shown in the current version of the app; when we
start showing them we will update these Terms and the Privacy Policy and
give you notice in the app first.
The ads may be personalised. To choose and measure ads we may use your
profile information (such as your age, gender, who you want to meet, and
general location if you provided it), interests and preferences Ayma learns
from your profile and your conversations with it, and your app usage and
device information (including device advertising identifiers where your
device settings allow).
Advertising partners and ad networks may receive identifiers or data about
you, as the law and your device and app settings permit.
Never used for advertising: your face data, and data from a connected
Google account (and the facts distilled from it).
You can limit ad tracking and personalisation through your device
settings (for example iOS "Allow Apps to Request to Track" or Android "Delete
advertising ID"), through any ad choices we offer in the app once ads
launch, and by contacting us. Some opt-outs depend on where you live; the
Privacy Policy explains them.
Security and encryption
Your data is encrypted in transit (HTTPS/TLS for the app's connections to
our servers, and DTLS-SRTP for voice calls over LiveKit) and encrypted at
rest by our cloud providers (Google Cloud Firestore and Cloud Storage
default encryption).
Ayma is not end-to-end encrypted.Your messages, voice conversations,
transcripts, photos and direct messages are not end-to-end encrypted:
Justabot LLC and its service providers (cloud, AI model, voice and analytics
providers) can technically access that content as needed to run, moderate,
secure and improve the service, and for the other purposes in these Terms
and the Privacy Policy.
No system is perfectly secure, and we cannot guarantee the security of
your data. Do not share information you are not comfortable sharing.
Payments and credits
Some AI features cost credits — for example a deep dive, a match score,
or a facial or physique report. Everyday browsing, chat, and voice are
metered but are intended to stay usable without spending credits.
Your current balance, the price of each paid action, how to get more credits,
and any refund rules are shown in the app (see the Plan page). Those
details can change, and we will give notice in the app before a change that
materially affects you.
Credits you have already spent are generally non-refundable, except where
a refund is required by law or we choose to give one. Unused credits may
expire if the app says so.
If you buy credits through the Apple App Store or Google Play, that
purchase is also governed by the store's terms, and refunds for store
purchases are handled by the store under its rules.
We do not guarantee that any particular feature will stay free, stay a given
price, or remain available. We may add, change, or remove paid features.
Refunds and cancellation. Paid plans are billed through the Apple
App Store or Google Play, and those stores — not Ayma — process your
payment. You can cancel at any time in your store subscription settings;
cancellation stops the next renewal and your plan stays active until the
end of the period you have paid for. Refunds are handled by Apple or
Google under their own refund policies, and we cannot issue refunds for
store purchases directly. If you live in a jurisdiction that gives you a
statutory cooling-off or withdrawal right for digital content, nothing
in these Terms takes that right away; where the law provides that the
right lapses for digital content or services that begin immediately with
your consent and acknowledgement, you agree the service begins as soon
as your plan activates.
No warranty and limitation of liability
Ayma is provided "as is". We work to keep it running and useful, but we do
not promise it will be uninterrupted, error-free, or that it will find you a
match. To the extent the law allows, our liability to you is limited.
Governing law
Governing law. These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of
Delaware, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules. Any dispute
arising from these Terms or from Ayma will be brought in the state or
federal courts located in Delaware, and you and we consent to their
jurisdiction. Nothing in this section limits any right you have under
consumer-protection law in your home jurisdiction that cannot lawfully
be waived.
Changes to these Terms
We may update these Terms as Ayma changes. When we do, we update the
"Last updated" date at the top. If a change materially affects your rights or
obligations, we will give you notice in the app before it takes effect, and
for some changes we ask you to accept the updated Terms again before you keep
using Ayma.
If you keep using Ayma after an update takes effect, that means you accept
the updated Terms. If you do not agree with a change, stop using Ayma and, if
you wish, delete your account.
Contact
The best way to reach us about these Terms, a safety concern, or a privacy
request is the in-app feedback tool (Profile, then "Send feedback"), or
email founder@justabot.info.
Notices
Notices. Formal and regulatory notices to Ayma must be sent to:
Justabot LLC, c/o Harvard Business Services, Inc., 16192 Coastal
Highway, Lewes, DE 19958, USA, with a copy by email to
founder@justabot.info.