Your past stays yours.
A memory journal only works if it feels safe. Here, in plain language, is how Florimel is built to keep what you write close. This page describes the product’s design; the formal documents are the privacy policy and the terms and conditions.
Hosted in Europe
Florimel is published by Kawaru and hosted in the European Union. Your archive lives with the app, not scattered across third-party services.
GDPR, honoured in full
Florimel is fully GDPR-compliant, and treats the regulation as a floor rather than a ceiling. Every right it names is a working feature of the product, not a request form: access and portability through the full encrypted export, rectification on any page you open, and erasure as a true hard delete. There is no profiling, no automated decision-making, and no sale or sharing of personal data, and your archive does not leave the European Union.
No third-party analytics
There are no third-party trackers or analytics following you through Florimel. What you write is not fuel for an advertising profile.
Your voice is not stored
When you record a voice note, it is transcribed to text and the audio is then discarded. This is how the app is built, not a setting you have to find. The words stay; your voice does not.
Your photos stay with you
Photo files are never handed to third parties. When a photo carries location information, only those coordinates are used, to file the image into the right chapter of your life. Every stored image is served through a private, owner-checked route, so it is reachable only by you.
People are described simply
A person in your archive is a first name and a free-text note about who they were to you. Nothing more: no contact details, no addresses. Suggestions of names to add come only from your own writing.
What the app does, and does not, hand to a machine
Florimel uses automated help for only three narrow things: spotting a name in your writing so it can offer it back for you to confirm, condensing your own answers into a single atmosphere line, and turning a voice note into text. It never uses that help to write, extend, or improve a memory. Cues you see are either your own words, quoted exactly, or a dated public fact.
Leaving, and being forgotten
You can take everything with you through a full, encrypted export. And if you choose to go, a genuine right to erasure hard-deletes your archive rather than simply hiding it.