Guides · Trust
Privacy & invitation model
O-Find is built so sensitive preference data is not content for a public internet. Sharing is a deliberate, mutual step, not a default broadcast.
Private by design, not by hope
Preference answers, body maps, and partner alignment are intimate. The product posture is simple: start with yourself, then share only with partners you invite.
That is different from social apps that grow by making private life visible to strangers.
No public discovery
- No browseable public profiles for matching
- No follower feed of preference content
- No “people near you” discovery graph
O-Find is not a dating marketplace. If someone is not invited and does not accept, you are not opening an intimate channel with them inside the product.
Invitation is mutual
Connections form through a QR code or Partner ID. Both sides must accept. Mutual consent to connect is the gate before partner-facing preference sharing in the connected experience.
You stay in control of whether a relationship enters the app. Structure helps after that, not instead of consent.
What “share on your terms” means
You map preferences at your own pace. You connect when ready. You use the tools (O-Card, O-Map, O-ID, and optional deeper features) with people who already chose you back. The product is for conversations that are hard to start cold, not for recruiting strangers.
Adults only
O-Find is for people 18+. Marketing, store posture, and product access are adults-only.
What this page is not
This guide is an overview for humans and search engines. The controlling legal description of data practices is the Privacy Policy. Terms of use live in the Terms of Service.
O-Find is also not therapy or medical care. It is a communication and preference tool.
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