privacy

Camino holds what you put on the record: your goals, entries, notes, reflections and photographs, plus the name and email from the Google account you sign in with. If you connect Telegram, it holds your Telegram id so the bot can reach you.

It lives in a Supabase database in Sydney, Australia, served through Vercel. It is used to run Camino and for nothing else: no ads, no selling or sharing of your data, no third-party trackers or analytics on any page.

The bot's messages are composed with an AI model (Anthropic). Your words are sent there to write its replies to you, and only for that.

Your record is private by default. Circle-mates see what you share to a circle, and the public card shows only what you choose to publish. Widening who can see a goal always asks you first.

The record is yours. Export it as plain text. Leaving deletes it all, every entry and photograph and the account with them, at the leave page. The one exception: words you put on a circle-mate's goal stay on their record, without your name.

Questions about any of this go to Keith, the founder. This page changes when the facts do. As of 18 August 2026.