Privacy policy

Who we are: liori is run by CodePalette in the Netherlands, which is responsible for your data (the “controller”). For anything about your data, send an email to hi@liori.app.

We don’t train on your data. We don’t use your conversation with liori to train or improve any model, and we only use AI providers on terms that don’t let them train on it either.

When you request an invite, we collect:

• your email
• your gender and who you’d like to meet
• your country, and your city if you live in the Netherlands
• when you agreed to the Terms, to this policy, and to our use of sensitive data
• who invited you, if you came through someone’s link
• which link brought you to the site, such as a LinkedIn post
• your IP address, to limit how often one connection can apply and to check you’re not a bot

Once you have an account, we also keep:

• your first name
• your conversation with liori and the profile written from it
• the age range and distance you set for introductions, and the town you pick to measure the distance from (its name and coordinates)
• your introductions, your answers to them, and your feedback after meeting
• reports you make, or that someone makes about you
• photos you choose to share with someone you’ve been introduced to

What we don’t collect: your contacts, your location (only the town you pick), or any photo you don’t choose to share. We don’t use cookies for analytics or advertising.

Sensitive data: your gender and who you’d like to meet can say something about your sexuality, and in the conversation you may tell liori about your religion, your health or other things the law treats as sensitive. We only use this with your explicit consent, which you give with its own checkbox when you request an invite. You can withdraw it at any time by deleting your account or sending an email to hi@liori.app. Without it we can’t choose anyone for you. Withdrawing doesn’t undo what we did with your consent before.

Why we use it, and on what legal basis:

• Reviewing your application and sending your invite: the steps you asked for before becoming a member (contract), and your explicit consent for your gender and who you’d like to meet.
• The conversation, matching and introductions: the service you signed up for (contract), and your explicit consent for sensitive data.
• Emails about your application, your account and your introductions: contract. We don’t send marketing emails.
• Booking a table: contract. The venue gets the name on the booking.
• Checking shared photos for unsafe content: our legitimate interest in keeping members safe.
• Counting visits to our public pages and catching errors: our legitimate interest in knowing the site works. We count visits without cookies and without following you to other sites. An error report names your account by an internal id, never by your email or name.
• Recording which link brought you to the site: our legitimate interest in knowing which posts bring people to liori.
• Your IP address, for limiting repeated tries and for the bot check: our legitimate interest in keeping bots and abuse out.

How decisions about you are made: the founder decides who gets an invite; no AI is involved in that. After your conversation, liori writes a profile from it, and a person checks the profile before you’re added to matching. Each day, an AI compares your profile with other members’ and scores how well you’d fit. When the score is high, it introduces you on its own. When it’s in the middle, a person decides. When it’s low, you’re not introduced. That is profiling, and some introductions are made without a person looking. You decide whether to meet anyone. To have a person review a decision, send an email to hi@liori.app.

How long we keep it:

• Applications: until you join or ask us to delete yours. If we haven’t invited you within two years, we delete it.
• Applications we say no to: deleted six months after we decide.
• Your account, your conversation and your profile: until you delete your account in the app. That deletes everything we have about you, your application included, straight away.
• Shared photos: deleted within 24 hours.
• IP addresses used to limit repeated tries: deleted within two days.
• Visit counts and error reports: deleted after a year.

Who processes it for us:

• our database, sign-in and file storage, in the EU
• hosting
• sending email, and our email inbox
• visit counts and error reports, in the EU
• AI providers: the conversation, your profile, matching and writing introductions, and checking shared photos for unsafe content
• the bot check on the invite form
• the town search for setting a distance
• the venue’s booking system, when we book a table

Some of these providers process data outside the EU. When they do, it’s under the EU’s standard contractual clauses. The provider that checks a shared photo gets it through a short-lived link, doesn’t keep it, and doesn’t train on it. For the full list of providers, send an email to hi@liori.app.

Your rights: you can ask to see, correct, export or delete your data, to limit or object to how we use it, and to withdraw your consent. In the app you can read and export your conversation and profile, and delete your account. For anything else, or if you applied but don’t have an account, send an email to hi@liori.app from the address you applied with. We reply within 30 days, and when you ask us to delete an application, it’s gone within 30 days.

Complaints: you can complain to the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens, the Dutch data protection authority.

Last updated: 28 September 2026.