Cita Privacy Policy

Cita is a New York dating app where members meet over a reservation for two. This policy explains what the beta app collects and how it is used.

What we collect

• Your application: first name, birthday (used only to confirm you are 21 or older and to show your age), gender, who you'd like to meet, up to three photos and a short prompt. In the beta these are stored on your device.
• Reservations you add: a screenshot or link of a booking you already hold. Screenshots are sent to our server to read the restaurant, time and party size, then discarded by the reading service; the image stays on your device.
• Dates, interests and messages: stored on your device during the beta.
• Safety reports: when you report or block a profile we store the report, the profile, and an anonymous per-install token so we can act on it.
• Diagnostics: TestFlight shares crash logs and basic device information with us through Apple.

What we don't do

• We do not sell personal data.
• We do not use advertising identifiers or track you across other apps.
• We do not use your precise location; the map shows restaurants, not people.

Third parties

Supabase hosts our catalog, reports and the reservation reader. OpenAI processes reservation screenshots to extract booking details and does not train on this data under our API terms. Apple MapKit resolves restaurant addresses.

Your choices

Erase my data under Profile → Account removes everything the app stored on your device. To delete server-side reports or ask a question, email kyle@inflight.co.

Age

Cita is for people 21 and older.

Changes

We will update this page as the beta grows. Material changes are announced in the app.