Solomon Privacy Policy

Effective date: October 8, 2026

Uzucode ("we," "us," or the "Company") operates the mobile application "Solomon" (the "Service") and takes your privacy seriously. This Privacy Policy explains what information we collect, how we use, store, and share it, and what rights you have.

1. Information We Collect

Solomon uses anonymous authentication — there is no email/password sign-up. We do not collect your real name, phone number, or email address. During use of the Service, we collect:

• Anonymous account identifier: a randomly generated anonymous user ID created on your device. It is not linked to your real name or email.
• Optional profile information: a nickname (optional), a gender marker (optional — used only to color-code you vs. your partner in the UI), and your preferred language (Korean/English).
• Couple connection info: invite codes and the date you connected with your partner.
• User-generated content: free-text statements describing a disagreement, answers to structured questions, and answers to AI-generated clarification questions.
• AI-generated output: the verdict produced from the content above (responsibility split, situation summary, suggestions, etc.).
• Basic technical data: standard server access logs used for error diagnostics. We do not collect advertising identifiers (IDFA), location data, or contacts/address book data.

2. How We Use Your Information

• To provide the core service (writing statements, answering questions, generating and viewing verdicts).
• To compare statements and generate a neutral verdict using an AI model (via the OpenAI API).
• To connect and match the two people in a couple.
• To maintain and improve the Service and diagnose errors.

3. Who Can See Your Data

Solomon's core design principle is "your own statement stays private; only the verdict is shared."

• Your statement, your answers to questions, and your private AI clarification Q&A are visible only to you — never to your partner, even after a verdict has been generated. This is enforced at the database access-control layer (Row-Level Security), not merely by app-level UI.
• Only the final AI-generated verdict is shared between the two connected partners.