tara. privacy

Last updated 29 October 2026

What we store

Your email address and name — if you sign in with Google, so your account knows you on every device. Google tells us your email and display name; we never see your password or anything else in your account.
Invites — if a friend invites you by email, we keep your email (and the name they gave) so the invite reaches you, and so they can see that you joined.
Your picks — which credit cards you told us you carry and the deals you save, so they follow you between devices (plus the area picks older versions of tara kept, which nothing uses now).
Feedback you send — the message, its category, and your email so we can follow up.
The old sign-up list — until 25 October 2026 tara was open by invitation, and people could leave their Gmail, name and phone number (earlier, a city) to be let in. We still keep those entries, and when each was made. We never sell them or use them for ads, and nobody can add to the list any more. If yours is on it, ask us and we remove it.

That is the whole list. If you never sign in and nobody invites you, nothing about you is stored on our servers at all — the preview of the map needs no account, and your picks live only in your own browser.

Where we stand

tara shows a few ads in its list, each marked “Ad”. We count how many times each ad is shown and tapped, as one daily total per ad. Those counts are not linked to you, your account or your device, and no ad company tracks you in tara. There are no analytics companies in tara.
We never sell your personal data.
Your location is used only on your device to sort nearby places; it is never sent to or stored on our servers.

The deals themselves

Every promo shown in tara is public information collected from the banks’ and restaurants’ own pages, each with a link to its source. Nothing in the catalog is about you.

Deleting your data

Email us and we delete your account and everything attached to it — usually the same day. Questions work the same way: hello@jetzetsph.com