Privacy

This note covers ameet.io, Extension, Brief, the Room, and the People app. Questions go to privacy@ameet.io.

The website and your account

If you sign in with Google, we receive the name, email address, and profile picture Google shares, and we store them with your session. We use the email to reply when you write, and to send Brief. We do not read your mail, files, or calendar from the website sign-in, and we do not add you to a marketing drip.

You can sign out at any time. To delete the account, write to privacy@ameet.io from the address on the account.

The marketing site does not run advertising trackers. We use Convertics analytics. After you sign in with Google, Convertics receives the email on the account so that visit is tied to you. Cloudflare sees ordinary request logs as part of serving the site.

People

People on iPhone reads the contacts you allow, including names, numbers, emails, and birthdays, so the book and Today can work on the device. Sign-in is Google, the same account as this website. Enrichment of a contact is a lookup of professional information. It is not a trail of a private person’s phone.

Extension

Extension reads the page you opened, to find the people in a Gmail thread, the people on a calendar event, a profile URL, or the company behind a domain. It does not keep a history of your browsing. It uses the same Convertics analytics, and after you sign in it sends the email on the account.

Brief and the Room

Brief is the email twelve minutes before a call, about the people you are about to meet. The Room uses the meeting you joined and the participant list you can already see. Neither one records the call.

What you can ask

A copy of the account, meaning name, email, and picture. Deletion of that account and its sessions. For a paid plan, write to support@ameet.io.

Write to privacy@ameet.io. If you are in a region with a formal privacy right, say so and we will treat the request accordingly.