Account & privacy
How does Nimanto handle my data and my guests' data?
By Nimanto 2 min read
In short
Nimanto keeps what it needs to run your invitations: your account, your invitation content, your guest list and their replies. It never sells personal information or uses guests' details for advertising. You can delete your account yourself, and guests can unsubscribe with one tap.
Your invitations hold other people's names, e-mails and phone numbers, so Nimanto handles them with care. The privacy policy is the full statement; this is the short version.
Two promises
Under Account settings → Privacy you will find them in writing:
- We don't sell your personal information or your guests', and we don't share it for advertising.
- Your guests' names, e-mails and phone numbers are never used for advertising.
What is kept
- Your account: name, e-mail, phone if you gave one, and how you sign in.
- Your invitations: the words, photos, schedule and settings you entered.
- Your guests and their replies: the guest list, each reply and note, and messages you sent.
- Feedback and enquiries: what you wrote to us through the contact page or the Feedback tab.
- Payments: a record of what you paid. Card details stay with the payment provider, Stripe or Razorpay, and never reach Nimanto.
- Delivery records of e-mails, kept for a limited time, with only a fingerprint of the address.
Who sees it
Your guest list and replies are visible to you and to the collaborators you add on an invitation. A published invitation is public to anyone with its link, so put on it only what every guest may see. Guests see other guests' photos in the album, never the guest list.
Nimanto uses service providers to run the site, send e-mail and texts, process payments and paint designs, each named in the privacy policy.
E-mail and texts
Every guest e-mail carries an Unsubscribe link and no tracking pixel. Addresses that unsubscribe, bounce or complain go on a do-not-mail list. Texts go only to hosts who opted in, never to guests. See How do I stop e-mails from Nimanto?.
Your rights
Wherever you live, you can see, correct and delete what Nimanto holds about you. Most of it you can do yourself: edit your profile under Account settings, change or remove guests on each invitation, and delete the whole account. See How do I delete my account?. For anything else, write to [email protected].
Nimanto's privacy policy covers the GDPR, the UK GDPR, India's DPDP Act and US state privacy laws.
Cookies
Only essential cookies are always on; analytics needs your OK. See What cookies and analytics does Nimanto use?.
Accounts are for people aged 16 and over.
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