Effective September 10, 2026
Privacy
Affinele is designed to provide a private relationship-reflection experience without requiring an account. This page explains what the current service uses and why.
Information Affinele uses
Affinele stores the answers you provide, questionnaire progress, presentation preferences, calculated relationship scores and the report connected to your session. You do not need to provide a name or create an account to use the assessment.
How your session works
A random first-party identifier is stored in an HttpOnly browser cookie so the service can retrieve your progress and result. A separate first-party cookie stores your cookie choices for up to one year. These cookies are not a public profile and are not intended to identify you by name.
How reports are produced
Your answers are scored by Affinele before the written report is produced. The report-writing service receives calculated profile information rather than your raw questionnaire answers. Report output is validated and stored with the result so it does not need to be generated on every visit.
Payments
Payments are processed by Stripe. Affinele stores payment references, status, amount and currency so access can be confirmed, but does not receive or store your complete card details. Stripe processes payment information under its own privacy terms.
Cookies and choices
Necessary cookies keep the assessment, payments and privacy choices working. Optional analytics and marketing cookies are off until you choose to enable them. Analytics helps us understand public-site usage; marketing uses the Meta Pixel and, after a consented paid checkout, a server-side Meta Purchase event to measure advertising. These integrations receive only generic purchase value/currency and permitted attribution identifiers, never questionnaire answers or report content. Neither browser script is loaded on quiz or result pages. Use Cookie settings in the footer to change or revoke optional choices.
Retention and control
Assessment and payment records may be retained for operating the service, restoring paid access, preventing abuse and meeting legal or accounting obligations. Clearing your browser cookie removes the browser’s link to an anonymous result but does not by itself delete server records.
This notice may be updated when providers or product behavior change. Material changes will be reflected by a new effective date.