Privacy in Kunbaa — Invite-Only by Default
Consent‑first sharing
Kunbaa's privacy model is deliberately simple, because complicated privacy settings are the ones families get wrong. Your family space is invite‑only: nothing you post is public, there are no public profiles, and there is no discovery surface where strangers can find your family.
What that means in practice
- Invite‑only families — a person is in your space because someone invited them
- No public discovery and no public profile pages
- No ad targeting on private family content, and no external trackers inside the family space
- Private family content is not used to train public AI models
| Control | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Invite-only access | Only invited relatives can see the family workspace |
| Private by default | Posts, photos and the tree stay inside the family — there is no public setting to forget |
| Item deletion | Remove a post, a photo, or a memory you no longer want stored |
| Account deletion | Close your account and remove your data on your terms |
The habit that matters more than any setting
Ask before you post. The most sensitive things in a family archive — a diagnosis, a separation, a photo of someone's kids — are not risky because of where they are stored, but because of who sees them next. A quick "is it okay if I put this up?" does more for family trust than any permissions screen.
FAQs
- Can I remove something I posted?
- Yes — item deletion controls let you remove posts and media you no longer want stored.
- Do you sell data or use ads?
- We do not sell personal data. Private family spaces are not used for ad targeting, and public-site advertising is handled separately through consent choices.
Preserve stories that outlast chat threads
Organize memories with dates, people, and places inside a private family workspace.
- Context that lastsWrite who, where, and when into every caption.
- A calm timelineFind moments years later without scrolling a feed.
- Respectful privacyNo ads, no data sales.
A quiet recap of what you missed
Kunbaa writes each member a short recap of the family updates they missed — drawn from your own archive, delivered as a notification, and never used to train public models.
- Written for youNew photos, upcoming birthdays, tasks with your name on them.
- Only what you can seePermission-scoped to your own account — nothing more.
- Read-onlyIt summarises. It never posts, edits, or changes anything.
Popular features
A few favorites families start with
Share milestones without losing them in noisy feeds.
Learn moreBuild a private tree with profiles, memories, and family context.
Learn morePlan birthdays, reunions, and check-ins with shared tasks.
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