Privacy Policy
- Ascencious LLC
- Published Date: 03/18/2026
- Contact: info@ascencious.com
Contents
- 1Scope
- 2Categories of Information We Collect
- 3Sources of Information
- 4How We Use Personal Information
- 5AI and Personalization Consent
- 6Astrology and Birth Chart Data
- 7Mood, Wellness, and Check-In Data
- 8Chatbot Conversations and AI Interaction Data
- 9Automated Processing and Profiling
- 10Sensitive Information
- 11Community Review, Moderation, and Account Monitoring
- 12Direct Messages and Private Communications
- 13Practitioner-Related Privacy Notice
- 14Cookies and Similar Technologies
- 15Tracking Technologies, Advertising, and Your Choices
- 16When We Disclose Information
- 17De-Identified and Aggregated Information
- 18Public, Semi-Public, and User-Submitted Content
- 19Data Retention
- 20Account Deletion and Data Retention
- 21Data Security
- 22Security Incidents and Breach Notices
- 23Your Choices
- 24Push Notifications, Emails, SMS, and Communications
- 25U.S. State Privacy Rights
- 26California Notice at Collection
- 27Children’s Privacy
- 28Third-Party Services and App Stores
- 29International Users
- 30Changes to This Privacy Policy
- 31Contact Us
1 Scope
- (i)our website;
- (ii)our landing pages;
- (iii)our mobile application;
- (iv)community and social features;
- (v)practitioner-related features;
- (vi)customer support communications;
- (vii)marketing and promotional interactions; and
- (viii)any other online service operated by Ascencious that links to this Privacy Policy.
2 Categories of Information We Collect
- (a)Identifiers and Contact Information
- (i)name;
- (ii)email address;
- (iii)username;
- (iv)account credentials;
- (v)profile name or display name;
- (vi)customer support contact details.
- (b)Account and Profile Information
- (i)account preferences;
- (ii)profile photo or avatar;
- (iii)bio, interests, and account settings;
- (iv)saved content, favorites, playlists, journal-like entries, or other profile-linked activity;
- (v)subscription status and account history.
- (c)User Content and Community Content
- (i)posts, comments, captions, reactions, shares, uploads, media, messages, discussion content, and other user-generated content;
- (ii)reports, complaints, moderation appeals, and trust-and-safety submissions;
- (iii)content you provide in practitioner interactions or community spaces.
- (d)Practitioner Interaction Data
- (i)appointment or interaction metadata;
- (ii)messages or materials submitted to practitioners through the platform;
- (iii)notes, prompts, intake-style responses, or preferences you voluntarily submit through practitioner-facing features;
- (iv)records needed to facilitate practitioner access, booking, scheduling, or communication.
- (e)Transaction and Commercial Information
- (i)subscription plan information;
- (ii)purchase history;
- (iii)receipts;
- (iv)renewal status;
- (v)limited payment-related data.
If purchases are processed by Apple, Google, Stripe, or another third-party processor, we may not receive your full payment card details. Instead, we may receive limited transaction confirmations, subscription status, billing identifiers, or payment-related metadata from those providers.
- (f)Device, Internet, and Technical Information
- (i)IP address;
- (ii)device identifiers;
- (iii)app instance identifiers;
- (iv)browser type;
- (v)operating system;
- (vi)mobile carrier;
- (vii)language settings;
- (viii)referring URLs;
- (ix)crash logs;
- (x)diagnostics;
- (xi)usage logs;
- (xii)approximate geolocation derived from IP or device settings where available.
- (g)Usage and Activity Information
- (i)pages viewed;
- (ii)features used;
- (iii)session duration;
- (iv)clicks, taps, scroll activity, and navigation patterns;
- (v)content engagement;
- (vi)audio or meditation usage history;
- (vii)search queries;
- (viii)interaction timestamps;
- (ix)content discovery behavior.
- (h)Communications
- (i)emails, support messages, chatbot or contact-form submissions, survey responses, feedback, and other communications you send to us.
- (i)Inferences
- (j)Sensitive Information
3 Sources of Information
- (i)directly from you;
- (ii)automatically from your device or browser;
- (iii)from your use of the Services;
- (iv)from app stores and payment processors;
- (v)from analytics, hosting, fraud-prevention, and security vendors;
- (vi)from cookies and similar technologies;
- (vii)from reports made by other users;
- (viii)from practitioners or service providers acting on our behalf; and
- (ix)from social login or third-party integrations, if you choose to use them.
4 How We Use Personal Information
- (a)To Provide the Services
- (i)create and maintain accounts;
- (ii)authenticate users;
- (iii)deliver meditation, audio, and community features;
- (iv)facilitate practitioner-related services;
- (v)process subscriptions and account status;
- (vi)provide customer support.
- (b)To Operate, Improve, and Personalize the Services
- (i)improve content discovery and user experience;
- (ii)personalize recommendations, feeds, or content presentation;
- (iii)understand engagement and feature performance;
- (iv)conduct internal analytics, debugging, and quality assurance;
- (v)develop new features and services.
- (c)To Communicate With You
- (i)send service emails, confirmations, receipts, account notices, updates, and support messages;
- (ii)send marketing communications where permitted by law;
- (iii)respond to requests, complaints, and inquiries.
- (d)For Safety, Security, and Enforcement
- (i)detect, investigate, and prevent fraud, spam, harassment, abuse, illegal activity, platform manipulation, policy violations, or unsafe conduct;
- (ii)review reports and complaints;
- (iii)monitor and moderate community activity;
- (iv)verify identity where needed;
- (v)protect users, Ascencious, practitioners, and the public.
5 AI and Personalization Consent
6 Astrology and Birth Chart Data
7 Mood, Wellness, and Check-In Data
8 Chatbot Conversations and AI Interaction Data
9 Automated Processing and Profiling
10 Sensitive Information
11 Community Review, Moderation, and Account Monitoring
- (i)review posts, comments, uploads, profile information, usernames, and account activity;
- (ii)access content submitted to community spaces or otherwise made available through the Services;
- (iii)investigate complaints, reports, and suspected misconduct;
- (iv)review direct or semi-private platform communications where necessary to enforce our Terms, investigate abuse, protect users, or comply with law;
- (v)remove, restrict, de-prioritize, or preserve content;
- (vi)suspend or terminate accounts.
12 Direct Messages and Private Communications
Users should not share information through messages that they would not want reviewed by Ascencious or disclosed as permitted by these Terms and the Privacy Policy.
13 Practitioner-Related Privacy Notice
- (i)facilitate access and scheduling;
- (ii)provide communication tools;
- (iii)investigate safety issues;
- (iv)enforce platform rules;
- (v)maintain records relevant to disputes or legal obligations.
14 Cookies and Similar Technologies
- (i)keep users logged in;
- (ii)remember preferences;
- (iii)analyze traffic and performance;
- (iv)understand campaign effectiveness;
- (v)personalize content;
- (vi)secure the Services;
- (vii)detect fraud and abuse.
15 Tracking Technologies, Advertising, and Your Choices
16 When We Disclose Information
- (a)Service Providers and Contractors
- (i)cloud hosting providers;
- (ii)analytics vendors;
- (iii)authentication vendors;
- (iv)customer support platforms;
- (v)email service providers;
- (vi)payment and subscription processors;
- (vii)security and fraud-prevention providers;
- (viii)content moderation or trust-and-safety vendors;
- (ix)infrastructure and software tools.
- (b)Service Providers and Contractors
- (c)Legal and Safety Recipients
- (i)comply with law;
- (ii)respond to legal process;
- (iii)protect rights, property, or safety;
- (iv)investigate abuse or unlawful conduct;
- (v)enforce our Terms or other policies.
- (d)Corporate Transaction Counterparties
- (e)With Your Direction or Consent
17 De-Identified and Aggregated Information
18 Public, Semi-Public, and User-Submitted Content
19 Data Retention
- (i)provide the Services;
- (ii)maintain account records;
- (iii)complete transactions;
- (iv)comply with legal obligations;
- (v)resolve disputes;
- (vi)investigate incidents;
- (vii)enforce agreements;
- (viii)preserve safety and moderation records;
- (ix)improve and secure the Services.
20 Account Deletion and Data Retention
Some public, shared, cached, backed-up, quoted, or previously distributed content may not be fully removable after deletion.
21 Data Security
We use reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect personal information. These safeguards include limiting access to personal information to personnel and service providers who need it to perform their functions. However, no internet-based platform, storage system, or transmission method is completely secure. We cannot guarantee absolute security. You use the Services and transmit information at your own risk.
22 Security Incidents and Breach Notices
23 Your Choices
- (i)update account information;
- (ii)change profile settings;
- (iii)manage certain notification preferences;
- (iv)unsubscribe from marketing emails using the unsubscribe link;
- (v)request account deletion;
- (vi)disable cookies through browser settings;
- (vii)use device privacy controls.
24 Push Notifications, Emails, SMS, and Communications
25 U.S. State Privacy Rights
- (i)know what personal information we collect, use, disclose, sell, or share;
- (ii)access or obtain a copy of certain personal information;
- (iii)request deletion;
- (iv)request correction of inaccurate personal information;
- (v)opt out of sale or certain sharing of personal information;
- (vi)limit certain uses of sensitive personal information where applicable;
- (vii)receive equal service and pricing even if you exercise privacy rights, subject to lawful exceptions.
- (a)How to Exercise Rights
- (i)request additional information to verify identity;
- (ii)deny requests where permitted by law;
- (iii)retain certain information where an exception applies;
- (iv)use an authorized agent process where required by applicable law.
- (b)Appeal Rights
- (c)Global Privacy Control
26 California Notice at Collection
27 Children’s Privacy
Users between 13 and the age of majority may use the Services only with the consent of a parent or legal guardian. Where this Privacy Policy refers to your consent and you are a minor, that consent includes the consent of your parent or legal guardian. A parent or legal guardian of a minor user may contact us at info@ascencious.com to review, correct, or request deletion of the minor’s personal information, or to withdraw consent to its continued collection or use.
28 Third-Party Services and App Stores
29 International Users
30 Changes to This Privacy Policy
The current version of this Privacy Policy will always be available within the app and on our website.