Prime Menagerie

Privacy policy

Last updated October 20, 2026

The short version

Prime Menagerie is the app studio of Blake Parkinson and Amanda Roth ("we" and "us" below). This policy covers this website and five apps: Affirming Antelope, Far Fox, Loot Goose, Slab Rat and Scan Yak. They work differently, so each app has its own section.

  • We don't sell your personal information, and none of the apps show ads.
  • Data is collected only to run the features you use.
  • When you use an AI feature, what you give it is sent to an AI provider to produce the response.
  • You can ask us to delete your data at any time.

Affirming Antelope

What it collects

  • Your email address, if you sign in. You can use the app as a guest without giving one, and you can add a display name.
  • Your practice: role-play transcripts, debriefs, self-reflections, drill answers, progress and streaks.
  • Voice role-plays: your audio is sent for transcription and is not kept. The text of the conversation is saved with the session.
  • If you join a trainer's group: the sessions you choose to share, notes you send your trainer, and your trainer's written or audio feedback. Your trainer can see what you share.
  • If you ask for trainer access: your name, organization, number of learners and your note.
  • Usage analytics made of IDs, categories and counts, such as which features you use. Never transcripts, free text, names or email addresses. Guests are not identified, and signed-in users are identified only by a random account ID. Analytics stay off if your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control.
  • The microphone is used only for voice role-plays. Practice reminders are scheduled on your device.

Who it's shared with

  • Supabase, which stores accounts and practice data.
  • Anthropic and OpenAI, which generate role-play replies and feedback, and OpenAI for voice transcription and speech. Requests to OpenAI are sent with storage turned off.
  • PostHog for the usage analytics above, sent through the app's own domain.
  • Vercel for hosting and page-view counts, and Resend to send sign-in codes.

Deleting your data

  • Email us from the address you signed in with and we'll delete your account and all of its data.

Far Fox

What it collects

  • Your account: email and password, or your name and email from Google if you sign in with Google, plus profile details you add such as a photo, time zone and love language.
  • What you share in your couple space: photos, voice and video messages, love letters, moods, answers, countdowns, calendar events, trips and places, and time capsules. Your partner can see these. Photos and media are kept in private storage.
  • Your location, if you allow it, to show your local weather and to show your partner where you are on the map. You can turn this off in your device settings at any time.
  • A device token so the app can send you notifications.
  • In-app usage events, kept in Far Fox's own database. The app has no third-party analytics.

Who it's shared with

  • Supabase, which stores accounts, couple spaces and media.
  • OpenAI, which powers Foxy: your letters, moods, answers and chat messages are sent to it to write replies, insights, date ideas and recaps, and photos you pick for an AI photo scene are sent to it to create the scene.
  • Google, for Google Sign-In and for push notifications through Firebase Cloud Messaging.
  • Open-Meteo, which receives your approximate location to look up the weather.
  • Vercel for hosting. The lovefarfox.com website, its free tools and the Far Fox shop have their own policy at lovefarfox.com/privacy.

Deleting your data

  • In the app, open Settings and choose Delete Account. This deletes your profile, your couple space and everything shared in it, and unlinks your partner.
  • If you can't get into the app, email us from your account's address and we'll delete it for you.

Loot Goose

What it collects

  • No account. Your hunts, progress and settings are stored on your phone.
  • Your location while the app is open, to suggest hunts near you, build walking routes and show how far the next stop is. It isn't used in the background.
  • Photos you take to check a find stay on your phone. Each one is sent to OpenAI to judge whether the find counts, and Loot Goose doesn't store it.
  • In co-op games, the player name you choose is shown to the other players in that game.
  • Hunts you publish to the library: the title, place and stops become public. Your photos and exact location are not included.

Who it's shared with

  • Supabase, which runs the hunt library and co-op games.
  • OpenAI, which creates hunts from the place and theme you enter and judges your photos.
  • Mapping services, which receive place names or coordinates to find stops and routes: OpenStreetMap (Nominatim), Photon, Google Geocoding and OSRM. Open-Meteo receives your approximate location for the weather.
  • Google Maps or Apple Maps, only when you open directions to a stop.

Deleting your data

  • Deleting the app removes everything stored on your phone, including your hunt photos.
  • To take down a hunt you published, email us its title or code.

Slab Rat

What it collects

  • No account. Your rooms, scores, wishlist and wardrobe are stored on your phone.
  • Room photos you take or choose. They're sent to OpenAI for the design analysis and for Reimagine, and kept in private storage so those features work. They aren't linked to a name or account.
  • Chat messages about a room, sent to OpenAI along with a summary of that room's analysis.
  • Product picks open Google Shopping searches in your browser. There are no affiliate links or tracking.

Who it's shared with

  • Supabase, which stores and processes room photos.
  • OpenAI, which analyzes and reimagines rooms and answers chat.

Deleting your data

  • Deleting the app removes everything stored on your phone.

Scan Yak

What it collects

  • No account. Scan Yak is a personal experiment and nothing in it is financial advice.
  • If you use the AI commentary or chat, your messages and the scan results are sent to an AI provider to write the reply.
  • Your IP address is used, in memory only, to limit how often the AI can be called. It isn't stored.
  • Tracking positions and importing screenshots are owner-only tools behind a private token, so visitors can't add anything to Scan Yak's database.
  • Your browser remembers your theme and pinned signals locally.

Who it's shared with

  • OpenAI or Anthropic for the AI commentary and chat.
  • Supabase for scan signals, and Vercel for hosting.
  • Umami for page-view counts, without cookies.
  • Market data comes from Alpaca, Polygon, Tradier and Financial Modeling Prep. No personal information is sent to them.

Deleting your data

  • There's no account to delete. Clearing your browser's site data removes the local settings.

This website

This site doesn't use cookies or analytics. It's hosted on Vercel, which keeps standard server logs. If you email us, we keep your message and address so we can reply.

AI providers

The AI features in these apps use OpenAI and Anthropic through their business APIs. Only what a feature needs is sent, such as your message, a photo you chose or the text of a role-play. Under their API terms, these providers don't use that data to train their models, and they may keep it for a limited time to detect abuse.

Your rights

You can ask us for a copy of your data, to correct it, or to delete it. Email us from the address connected to your account, or describe the data if the app has no account, and we'll respond within 30 days. The service providers named above may store data in the United States or other countries.

Children

The apps aren't meant for children under 13, and we don't knowingly collect their information. If you think a child has given an app personal information, email us and we'll delete it.

Changes and contact

When an app changes what it collects, we'll update this page and the date at the top. Questions go to blake@lovefarfox.com.