Your Judd roast is private by default.
Effective: October 13, 2026
1. What we collect
- Account data: account identifier, email address and sign-in provider information.
- Eligibility records: your 18+ and terms confirmations.
- Photos and Judd requests: the photo you submit, the context you choose and the generated analysis.
- Safety and operational data: screening results, abuse-prevention signals, takedown requests and service logs.
- Analytics data (only with consent): Google Analytics usage data and an anonymous, per-tab random session identifier with a limited list of actions (visit, image selected, judgement started/completed and card share/copy/download clicks). No uploaded photo, analysis text, email address or IP address is included in these product-funnel events.
2. How photos are handled
Submitted images may be re-encoded and safety-screened before or during AI processing. Image metadata such as EXIF/GPS information may be removed during processing. Judd analyses and their associated images may be retained privately in your account history so you can reopen or share your own results.
3. Why we use your data
We use data to provide sign-in, generate Judd AI feedback, keep private analysis history, create sharing tools you request, enforce usage limits, prevent abuse, handle consent/takedown requests, maintain service security and improve the product where analytics consent has been given.
4. Who can see your photo
Judd photos and analyses are private by default and are never automatically added to Discover. If you explicitly choose “post to discover,” a separate copy of that selected photo and its Judd verdict becomes publicly visible, including to people without accounts, and other signed-in members can like it. Your email address and private profile data are not displayed in the Discover feed. Anyone may view, save or screenshot public posts. You may remove your public post from Discover; third-party copies or caches may persist. We may review or remove content when needed for consent, safety, support or legal compliance.
5. AI processing
Uploaded images may be sent to our AI provider, OpenAI, for automated safety screening and to generate the Judd feedback you request. AI output is generated from the submitted image and context and may be inaccurate.
6. Analytics and cookies
Google Analytics and anonymous product-funnel event tracking run only after you choose to allow analytics. Funnel events are stored with an ephemeral browser-tab session identifier to count consented sessions and actions; they are not a count of all visitors or unique people. No photos or Judd analysis text are sent to analytics. You can reopen analytics preferences from the site footer and decline future tracking.
7. Service providers
We use service providers including Supabase for authentication/database/storage infrastructure, Resend for service email delivery, Google for Google sign-in and optional analytics, Cloudflare for site delivery/security, and OpenAI for safety screening and Judd AI processing.
8. Retention and deletion
Retention depends on the type of data and service need. You can remove a Discover post at any time, deleting the public copy and reactions from our service while keeping your original private judgement. Deleting your account also removes your published Discover copies, account photos and Judd analysis history, subject to short technical cleanup periods and limited records retained for legal, fraud-prevention or security reasons. Other people’s screenshots and external caches are beyond our control.
9. 18+ only
JudgeMyPic is intended only for adults aged 18 or older. We do not knowingly permit minors to create accounts or submit photos.
10. Your choices and rights
You can choose whether to allow analytics and whether to share a Judd result. Depending on where you live, privacy law may give you rights to access, correct, delete, restrict or object to certain processing, or request a copy of certain data.
11. Security
We use authorization checks, private storage, safety screening and operational controls. No online service can guarantee absolute security, so do not upload material you do not have the right to use.
12. Changes
We may update this policy as the product, providers or legal requirements change. The effective date above shows the current version.
