Privacy Policy

Effective date: 8 November 2026

We collect your name, birthdate, and email address to show you your free Life Path reading, to email you your six numbers, to generate and deliver your personalized report if you buy one, and, if you opt in, to send you marketing email. We do not sell your data for money; what counts as a "sale" under some US state laws is explained under "Residents of US states". Payment is processed by Stripe; we never see or store your card details.

What we collect

We collect the full name and birthdate you enter, because the report cannot be calculated without them, and your email address, because that is where we email your six numbers and, if you buy, your report. If you tick the optional marketing box, we also record that you consented to receive marketing email.

One question asks what you most want to understand about yourself, and you answer by tapping one of six fixed choices, never by typing. We use your choice to put the matching chapter first on the page that shows what the report holds, and we count it, without your name, as described under "Counting readings" below. It is not part of your order and has no effect on your report.

After you buy, the thank-you page asks one optional question: what made you get the full report. You answer by tapping one of a few fixed choices, never by typing. If you answer, your choice and the time you chose it are stored with your order in Stripe, in the same checkout record that already holds your name and birthdate, and deleted together with your name and birthdate, as described below. We read the answers counted together, to learn which reasons bring people to the report and so whom to tell about it. Your answer is never sent to Meta or to anyone else, and it has no effect on your report or your refund.

Your reading can also be kept in your own browser. While the tab showing your result is open, your browser holds the name, birthdate and email address you typed, and the choice you tapped for what you most want to understand, so that reloading the page shows your result again instead of the first question. This is cleared when you close the tab. If you tick "Remember me on this device" where you give your email address, your browser keeps the same details for 90 days, so this site can offer your reading again without the questions and fill them in if you take the quiz again. They stay on your device and are not a cookie: when you open your reading again, they are sent once to our server to work out your result, as when you first took the quiz, and no email is sent. Nothing is kept this way for a birthdate under 18, and for one under 13 not even the tab's copy. For such a birthdate your browser instead keeps a note for one day, holding only a time and nothing about you, so that no page of this site loads the Meta pixel. To remove them sooner, choose "forget" under your result, untick the box the next time you take the quiz, or clear this site's data in your browser.

Who we share it with

We share only what each service needs. Stripe handles payment, and because we attach your full name and birthdate to the checkout session so we can generate your report once you've paid, Stripe receives your email address, full name, and birthdate, along with your payment details and, if you came from one of our adverts, the label naming that advert. We never see or store your card details ourselves. Stripe processes your order for us, and is also an independent controller for what it must do on its own account, such as preventing fraud and meeting the law that applies to payment providers; its own policy is at stripe.com/privacy. Resend sends our email. It receives your email address, your name, your six numbers and three passages of your Life Path reading as soon as you give your address, whether or not you buy, because that is the email containing what you asked for. If you ticked the marketing box, that email also carries a link back to your reading, which holds your name, birthdate, email address and the choice you tapped for what you most want to understand in encoded form. If you buy, it also delivers your report as an attachment. If you ticked the marketing box, it stores your address for marketing email; if you did not, it holds only the record of the mail it sent you, which it deletes after 30 days. Meta receives measurement records, but only if you accepted the cookie banner: that you gave your email address for your free reading, that you started checkout, and that you bought a report, with the amount paid. Each record carries your email address turned into an irreversible code rather than the address itself, and the technical details Meta uses to match it to an advert: your IP address, your browser's identifying string (its "user agent"), and the identifiers stored in Meta's own cookies. This lets Meta tell whether an advert worked without us handing over who you are. It receives nothing about your name, your birthdate, or your report. Render hosts this site and runs our server. It records each request to the site, including the IP address it came from, in logs it keeps for 7 days. Cloudflare carries the traffic in front of Render's servers, runs our domain's address records, and forwards email you send to support@numeraly.co. That email arrives in a mailbox at Google (Gmail), where we read and answer it.

Why we are allowed to use it

Under the GDPR we need a lawful basis for each use of your data, and ours differ by purpose:

• Generating and delivering your report: performance of our contract with you. Without your name and birthdate there is no report to calculate, and without your email there is nowhere to send it.
• Emailing you your six numbers: your own request. You give us an address on a page that tells you we will email your six numbers there, so sending them is doing the thing you asked for. That one email contains your six numbers, their archetypes and three passages of your Life Path reading. Unless you ticked the optional box, it holds no link to this site and says nothing about the report, and it is not the start of a series.
• Marketing email: your consent, given by ticking the optional box. You may withdraw it at any time, and withdrawing it does not affect the report you bought.
• Your answer to the question after purchase: your consent, given by choosing to answer. Not answering changes nothing, and you may ask us to delete an answer at any time.
• Remembering your reading on your device: your consent, given by ticking "Remember me on this device" where you give your email address. Keeping your result only while its tab is open needs no consent, because it holds nothing but what you typed for the result you asked to see.
• Advertising measurement and choosing who sees our adverts: your consent, given through the cookie banner. We set nothing of this kind unless you accept.
• Knowing which advert brought you: our legitimate interest in knowing which of our adverts lead to free readings and purchases, so that we stop paying for the ones that do not. If you arrive by clicking one of our adverts, its link carries a short label naming that advert, such as "r1". We keep that label with each reading shown, with each address given for the free email, and with each checkout you start, in our host's request logs, which it deletes after 7 days, and with your checkout in Stripe, where it is deleted together with your name and birthdate. It names an advert, not you. It is never sent to Meta, and nothing is stored on your device for it: the page reads it from the link and forgets it when you leave. On the same basis, and in the same logs, we note that you opened the site from that advert, when its link carried a label. The site's own count line holds only the label and nothing about you. Separately, our host's request log, described above, records each request with the IP address it came from and keeps it for 7 days; for a link with a label, that record includes the label. The label in your Stripe order is kept with that order and deleted with your name and birthdate in the yearly deletion described below. If you object, we remove the label from your order; the log lines go when the host's logs are deleted after 7 days.
• Counting readings: our legitimate interest in knowing how many visitors reach their reading and which of the six answers to the question about what they most want to understand they tap, so that we can see what people come for. When your reading is shown, our server writes one line in the same request logs saying that a reading was shown, which of the six answers you tapped, and the advert label if you came from an advert, with no name, birthdate, email address or IP address in that line of ours (the host's request log, described above, separately records each request with its IP address for 7 days). Your own request for the reading is what produces it. The one thing the page adds to that request is the advert label, read from the link you clicked, so that it can be counted. The same interest covers a few more lines, written when a visitor's page reports that they reach each question and the screen that asks for an email address; each says only that, so that we can see which step people leave at. You can object at any time by writing to support@numeraly.co; the line goes when the host's logs are deleted after 7 days.
• Keeping records of sales: our legal obligation under tax and accounting law.
• Running the site and protecting it from abuse: our legitimate interest in a site that works and cannot be used to flood strangers with email. Our host's request logs hold IP addresses for 7 days, and our server uses the address of a request, without storing it, to limit how often one visitor can send the forms.
• Answering what you send to support: performance of our contract with you if it concerns an order, and otherwise our legitimate interest in answering the people who write to us.

No automated decision is made about you that has legal or similarly significant effects on you. Your numbers come from a fixed formula, and the texts you receive are chosen by those numbers.

How long we keep it

Purchase records are retained by Stripe and by us for as long as Czech tax and accounting law requires; accounting records are kept for 5 years from the end of the year they belong to. Your name and birthdate, your answer to the question after purchase, and the label of the advert you came from are kept together. The name and birthdate are needed only for the report and for putting it right if it is defective, so once a year we delete them from every purchase more than 2 years old, the period in which a defect can be raised. If you start a checkout and do not pay, they are deleted from that checkout at the same yearly deletion once it is more than 30 days old. The record of the sale itself stays. Marketing contacts are retained until you unsubscribe or ask us to delete them. Resend deletes the emails it has sent, and their delivery records, after 30 days. Render deletes its request logs after 7 days. What you write to support is kept for 3 years after the last message in the conversation, and longer only while a claim about an order is still open. Your name and birthdate are not stored on our own servers at all. We hold no database, and they exist only in the Stripe payment record and, for your name and the six numbers we emailed you, in Resend's record of that message.

Children

Numeraly is not for children. If the birthdate entered in the quiz shows that the person is under 13, we show the reading on screen but do not email anything, do not ask for or keep an email address, and report nothing about the visit to Meta. If it shows the person is 13 to 17, we email your six numbers and the short reading you asked for, but nothing that rests on consent happens: the address is not added to our marketing list even if the box was ticked, from the moment the quiz shows that birthdate, nothing more about the visit is reported to Meta even if the cookie banner was accepted, the reading is not remembered on the device, and the question after purchase is not asked. A report for such a birthdate can still be bought, for example by a parent, and is sent to the buyer's email; for a birthdate under 13 our page does not ask for an email address; Stripe's checkout page asks for it, and the report is sent there; nothing about that purchase is reported to Meta either. If you believe a child has given us personal information, contact us and we will delete it.

Sending your data outside the EU

Stripe, Resend, Render, Cloudflare and Google are based in the United States, as is Meta's parent company, so your data is transferred outside the European Economic Area. These transfers rely on the safeguards those providers put in place for international transfers, including the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses. You may ask us for details of the safeguards that apply.

Your rights

You have the right to access your data, to correct it, to have it deleted, to restrict or object to how we use it, to receive it in a portable form, and to withdraw any consent you have given. Every marketing email also includes an unsubscribe link, and we honor opt-outs promptly.

To exercise any of these, email support@numeraly.co. We will respond within one month.

If you believe we have handled your data improperly, you may complain to the Czech data protection authority, the Úřad pro ochranu osobních údajů (ÚOOÚ), at uoou.gov.cz.

Cookies and tracking

This site sets no cookie and loads no tracking script unless you accept them in the cookie banner. On a page you reach from one of our adverts the banner appears after your first answer, so that it does not cover the choices; on other pages it appears on your first visit. If you accept, we load the Meta advertising pixel. We use what it records for two things: to learn whether an advert led to a reading or a purchase, and to choose who sees our adverts, for example showing them again to people who visited this site, or not showing them to people who have already bought. If you decline, nothing is loaded and the site works exactly the same. Without asking you, we count a few things from requests your browser makes to show you a page and to do what you asked, and the page adds the advert label, read from the link you clicked, to those requests so that it can be counted: the label of the advert you came from, that you opened the site (only from a link carrying an advert label), that a reading was shown (with the choice you tapped for what you most want to understand), that an email address was given for the free email (and whether you ticked "Remember me on this device"), and that checkout was started. A few counts are sent by the page itself rather than by a request it makes anyway: when you reach each of the three questions and the screen that asks for your email, it tells our server that a visitor reached that screen, with no advert label and nothing else (none of them is sent once your birthdate shows you are under 18, which the page knows from the first question on, since that question is your birth date). Each is a line in our host's request logs, which it deletes after 7 days, and the label also goes into your Stripe record if you buy. The site's own count lines hold only what is listed here (the label, and the topic for a reading) and nothing about you, while our host's request log, as described above, records each request with its IP address for 7 days. Nothing is stored on your device for them, and nothing is sent to Meta; the label in your Stripe order is kept with that order and deleted with your name and birthdate in the yearly deletion. We do this on the basis of two legitimate interests, knowing which adverts work and seeing what people come for (the two list items above), and you can object by writing to support@numeraly.co, and we then remove the label from your order; the log lines go when the host's logs are deleted after 7 days. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it as a decline and do not show the banner. You can change your answer at any time using the "Cookie settings" link in the footer of any page. Your reading kept in your browser (described under "What we collect") is not tracking: it holds only what you typed and tapped, and it is read only to show you your own result.

Measurement does not only happen in your browser. If you accepted the banner, we also report the same three moments to Meta from our own server: your free reading (once you give your email address), the start of checkout, and a purchase, the last only after your report has been sent. Browsers and ad blockers often drop the first kind of message, and this is the same measurement sent the more reliable way. It carries the details described above. To report a purchase, which is confirmed to us by Stripe rather than by your browser, we keep those technical details with your Stripe checkout record until the sale has been reported, then delete them. Stripe keeps its own record of the payment notification, which can be retrieved for 30 days. If you declined or never answered the banner, we send nothing and keep nothing for this purpose. If you withdraw your answer, nothing more is sent from then on, in any open tab of this site; a purchase whose checkout you had already started with the banner accepted is still reported once Stripe confirms the payment.

For the collection of data by the Meta pixel on this site and its transmission to Meta, we and Meta Platforms Ireland Limited (Merrion Road, Dublin 4, D04 X2K5, Ireland) are joint controllers under Article 26 of the GDPR. We use the pixel and Meta's server connection to measure whether our adverts lead to readings and purchases, and to choose who sees them. We have agreed with Meta, in its Controller Addendum, which of us does what: we give you this information, and Meta Platforms Ireland is responsible for enabling your rights under Articles 15 to 20 of the GDPR for the data Meta stores after it receives it. What Meta does with that data afterwards is its own processing. How it processes it, on what legal basis, and how to exercise your rights against Meta are set out in Meta's privacy policy at https://www.facebook.com/about/privacy.

If you accept the banner, Meta can collect information about what you do on this site and combine it with what you do across other websites and apps over time. No other company collects that kind of information through this site. Our site does not change what it does in response to a browser's Do Not Track signal; instead, nothing of this kind happens at all unless you accept the banner.

Residents of US states

We do not sell your personal information for money. The categories we collect, and the companies we share them with, are listed above. Some US state privacy laws, for example Connecticut's, can treat letting an advertising company such as Meta collect data on a site, for measuring adverts and choosing who sees them, as a "sale" of personal data or as "targeted advertising". On this site that happens only if you accept the cookie banner, and you can opt out at any time: choose Decline under "Cookie settings" in the footer, or turn on Global Privacy Control in your browser, which we treat as an opt-out. We do not process sensitive data, and we do not use your data for decisions that have legal or similarly significant effects on you.

You can ask us what personal information we hold about you, and ask us to correct it, delete it or give you a copy, by writing to support@numeraly.co. We answer within one month, as we do for everyone, and we do not treat you differently for asking. If we decline a request, you can appeal by replying to our answer; we decide on an appeal within 60 days and tell you why, and if you disagree you can contact your state's Attorney General. Nevada residents may send a request not to sell their covered information to the same address; we answer within 60 days.

How we tell you about changes

When we change this policy, we change the effective date at the top. If a change affects how we use information you have already given us, we email you before it applies, where we have your address.

Who is responsible for your data

The controller of your personal data is:

Evego s.r.o.
Mikovcova 476/10, Vinohrady, 120 00 Praha 2
Czech Republic
Company ID (IČO) 24245046
support@numeraly.co