Privacy

Last updated October 8, 2026.

Your photo is yours. You hand it to me for one reason, to find out what your outfit is saying, and I don't think that gives me the right to do anything else with it. So here is exactly what happens to your picture and your words on this site. No fine print. If something here isn't clear, that's my fault, not yours. Ask me.

What we collect

When you ask for a read, the site keeps the photo or photos you upload, the words you type into the form (your goal, the occasion, your industry, your budget, that kind of thing), the read the AI gives back, and the time it happened. That's it.

There is no account. I don't ask for your name or your email. The site sets no tracking cookies and runs no analytics. The one cookie that exists is for my own login, the one I use to curate the Gallery. It only gets set when I log in.

Your photo

The moment your photo arrives, the site re-encodes it. That strips every bit of hidden metadata from the file: where it was taken, what device took it, and when. The pixels stay. The rest goes.

Your photo lives on the site's own server. It can only be seen by someone who holds the private link to your read, which is a long random id. It is never listed anywhere. Nobody can browse to it.

The AI that reads it

To produce a read, your photo and the context you typed are sent to Google's Gemini model. They go through the site's own worker machines and nowhere else. Google's API terms apply to that processing. Nothing you upload is used to train anything by this site.

How long it stays

You can delete your photo from the result page at any time. It happens immediately.

If you do nothing, unshared photos are deleted on their own 30 days after the read. Photos from a read that failed are deleted after 2 days. The text of the read stays unless you ask me to remove it, and then it goes.

The Gallery

Nothing of yours appears in public unless two things happen. First, you choose "Offer it to the Gallery" on your result page. Second, I look at it and decide to feature it. Both, or it stays private.

You can change your mind at any time. Withdraw from the same result page and it comes down. Deleting your photo also removes it from the Gallery.

The card

The share card is an image of your read that you can save or send to a friend. Sharing it is your choice. Once you've shared it, where it travels is up to you, the same as any picture you send.

Hosting

The site runs on servers operated by its owner in the United States. It sits behind Cloudflare, which sees the usual connection data, your IP address and your browser, in order to serve the site and protect it.

Children

This site is for working adults. Please don't upload photos of anyone under 18.

Questions

If you have a question, or you want a read removed, reach me on LinkedIn. There's no email on the site yet, so that's the door.

When the way I handle things changes, this page changes with it, and the date at the top moves. What you read here is what's true today.

Cory Q