PRIVACY

How Pyre handles your information

Pyre stores the information needed to provide your private wellness journal. This includes your Google account identity, entries, notes, reminders, reminder answers, preferences and messages sent through the service.

Google sign-in

Google is used only to identify your account. Pyre requests your basic OpenID identity, email address, display name and profile picture. Pyre does not request access to Gmail, Google Drive, contacts or calendars.

Who can see your journal

Your entries are not public and other users cannot see them. The Pyre owner and authorised site administrators can access account records when needed to maintain the service, investigate a fault, respond to a support request, moderate misuse or repair damaged data.

Where information is stored

Your information is stored on the server hosting Pyre. Settings are connected to your account so they are available when you sign in from another device.

Exports and deletion

You can download your entries and account data from the Manage page. You can request account deletion by contacting the service owner. Deleting an account removes its journal entries, reminders, messages and settings from the active database.

Security

Pyre uses server-side sessions, protected cookies, account separation, CSRF protection and Google identity verification. No online service can guarantee absolute security, so avoid storing information you would not want placed on an internet-connected server.

Medical information

Pyre is a personal journaling tool. It is not a medical service, emergency service, diagnostic tool or replacement for professional care.

Last updated: July 2026