Kimari.

Privacy

The smallest relevant space.

How Kimari limits public exposure and keeps private decisions separated.
01

No public profiles

Kimari does not publish member profiles, inventory counts or one-sided interest. A person is shown only within a reviewed introduction.

02

Private choices stay private

Choices are recorded separately. The other person learns a result only when the protocol allows a mutual outcome to be revealed.

03

Human and software boundaries

Deterministic software owns state, consent, deadlines and payments. Human review owns introductions and safety gates.

04

Self-attestation is not verification

Kimari records the authenticated member, statement version, display language and server time for the one-time marital-status self-attestation. It does not collect a marital-status certificate, signature image, IP address or user agent for that statement, and it does not present the statement to other members as verified.

05

Control and support

Members can request access, correction, export or deletion through Kimari support. Retention and deletion controls are completed before pilot release.