Privacy Policy

Last updated 25 October 2026

Who is responsible

Silent Heroes Consulting FZCO, Building A1, Dubai Digital Park, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. support@tizzal.com. See our imprint. Tizzal is operated from the United Arab Emirates and this policy follows UAE law, in particular Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021 on the Protection of Personal Data.

By signing in to the app you accept this policy. The line under the sign-in button links here, and signing in is your consent to what this policy describes as based on consent.

What we store

When you sign in

Tizzal uses Sign in with Apple. We receive a stable identifier that is specific to our app and, on first authorisation, your email address and the name you share with Apple. If you chose "Hide My Email", we only ever see Apple's relay address. We keep a token from Apple, encrypted, so that we can revoke the sign-in when you delete your account.

Your profile

Your name, username, photo and a short text about yourself, which you enter yourself. The rest of your profile comes from your conversation with Adam (below): your work, what you help with, what you are looking for, what you do in your free time, your city, where you come from and the languages you speak. You can change your name, photo, text and city yourself; to change the rest, you talk to Adam again.

Until you set a city, your profile uses the city that our hosting provider reads from your connection. Your IP address itself is not stored with it. If you applied on this website first and enter your application number in the app, we link that application to your account.

When you talk to Adam

Adam is the AI assistant in the app that builds your profile with you. He is an AI, not a person. He asks about your work, what you can offer other members, what you are looking for, what you do in your free time and the city you live in. You answer by voice or by typing.

Your consent. When you sign in, you accept this policy. That is your consent to what this section describes. Your answers go as text to an AI provider, which understands them and writes Adam's next question. Adam's sentences go to a voice service, which speaks them. Adam greets you by your first name; so that this greeting is ready when you start, your first name goes to the voice service already when you sign in and when you change your name. No recording of your voice is stored: the speech recognition for Adam runs on your iPhone, by Apple, on the device. You can withdraw your consent at any time in the app under Settings, "Profile assistant". After that, nothing more goes to the AI provider or the voice service.

We store:

• The whole conversation as text: every question from Adam and every answer from you, with the time, whether you spoke or typed, and the AI model that was used. There is no recording of your voice.
• The profile Adam builds from it, in versions over time, with the details you gave, such as industries, markets or your level in a sport.
• The languages you speak, the countries you come from, the city you live in and, only if you say it yourself, how long you have lived there.
• What you removed from Adam's suggestions, so that he does not suggest it again and we can see where he was wrong.
• Each finished conversation as its own record: your confirmed profile at that time and a rating from an AI model.
• When you gave or withdrew your consent, and to which version of the text.
• Technical records of each AI call, such as the model, the number of words processed and the cost, without the text.

Adam does not ask about religion or political opinions. If you mention either, an automatic check removes that part from the stored conversation, usually within seconds. The check can miss something, and it does not always run, for example after you withdraw your consent or when the AI provider cannot be reached.

Where it goes:

• What you say to Adam is turned into text on your iPhone. Your voice is not sent, not to us and not to anyone else.
• The text of the conversation goes to an AI provider: OpenAI directly, or through OpenRouter, which passes it to a model provider such as OpenAI, Google or Anthropic. It writes Adam's next question, checks what was said and builds your profile. It receives the conversation and the profile, not your username, email address or photo.
• Adam's voice comes from ElevenLabs. It receives only Adam's own sentences, never your answers. Because Adam's questions follow your answers, one of his sentences can repeat something you said. One of his sentences is his greeting with your first name.
• When Adam learns a new word from conversations, such as a sport or an industry, the word joins a shared list for all members, without anything that points to you.
• To improve Adam, we run stored conversations through other AI models, and people at Tizzal read conversations to check his work.

What Adam puts into your profile is shown to other members, like the rest of your profile, together with where you match them. The conversation itself is never shown to other members.

How we decide on membership

If you join with an invitation code, you become a member right away. If you ask for a review without a code, your profile from Adam is your application. We compare it with the profiles of members and other applicants: how many of them look for what you offer, how many offer what you look for, and how many share your free time. An AI model gives your finished profile a first rating, without your name. A person at Tizzal sees the rating and the numbers next to your application and decides by hand. No membership is granted or refused by a machine.

We also count profiles, without names: how many members and applicants offer or look for each thing, and what they do in their free time. These totals show us where the network is strong and where it is thin, and they help us choose the topics of our advertising. Nothing from your conversation or your profile is sold, and no advertising platform receives it.

If your application is declined, your account, your profile and the conversation stay, so that you can apply again later. You can delete your account at any time.

What you write and record

• Posts, comments, replies, reactions, images, videos and voice messages.
• Voice messages you post are sent as audio to OpenAI, which writes them out as text, so that every member can read them.
• Posts, comments and support messages are translated by an AI model into the language of the reader. The translations are stored.
• Events you create, with their place, address and position on the map, the events you say you will attend, and the time your member card was scanned at the door.
• Who you follow, who you vouch for, who invited you and the codes you gave out. The invitation chain is shown to other members.
• Reports you make about other members or content, people you block, and moderation decisions about your account.

When you search for a place for an event, the search text, your app language and your approximate area go to Google, which returns matching places. When you add your city to a post, your iPhone finds the city on the device and only the city is sent.

Support

When you write to Tizzal Support in the app, we store your messages and our replies, with the app version. Messages are translated by an AI model so that both sides can read them in their language.

When you ask for an invitation on this website

The application form stores your name, your email address, the line about what you build, anything you add later through the link in our email, which channel brought you here (for example an advertisement), the time, and, if you arrived from an advertisement, the click identifier that the advertising platform attached to the link. It also stores the country and the city that Cloudflare's network reads from your connection, so that we know which cities to open next. Your IP address itself is not stored with the form. To keep automated submissions out, the form page runs Cloudflare Turnstile, which checks your browser and receives your IP address. You receive an application number, which you can enter in the app to link your application to your account.

If you apply through an instant form on Instagram or Facebook, we receive your answers from Meta, such as your name, your email address, your city and who could invite you, and store them in the same way.

We use it to review your request, to write to you, and to learn which advertisements bring the right people (see "Measurement on this website"). We send you a confirmation email and, in some cases, one more email to ask about you. To help with the review, an AI model reads your name, what you wrote, your country and the channel that brought you, and gives your request a first rating. It also marks requests that the network cannot accept, such as a search for a job or a visa, or a request from a woman, because Tizzal is for men only. The rating decides whether we write to you once more, and it shows us which advertisements bring the right people. The decision on membership is always made by a person.

The request is kept separately from member data, on Cloudflare's infrastructure, until you ask us to delete it at support@tizzal.com. Each email has a link to stop further emails.

Measurement on this website

This website is advertised on Instagram, Facebook, Google, TikTok and ChatGPT, and we measure whether those advertisements work. We do it on our own server, not in your browser: no script from any advertising platform runs on the pages, and no third-party cookie is set. When you open a page, our server reports the visit to Meta (Conversions API) with your IP address, your browser's user agent, a random visitor number in hashed form, the address of the page, and the click identifier from the advertisement, if any. When you ask for an invitation, it reports that too, with your email address, first name and last name in hashed form, so that Meta can attribute the application to the advertisement without receiving them in readable form. Applications that came from a Google advertisement are reported to Google Ads with the click identifier. Applications that came from a TikTok advertisement are reported to TikTok with the click identifier, your email address in hashed form and your browser's user agent. Applications that came from an advertisement in ChatGPT are reported to OpenAI with the click identifier, your email address and name in hashed form, and your browser's user agent. A report that could not be delivered is retried for up to six days and then deleted.

To connect a visit with a later application, our server sets one first-party cookie with a random number, valid for one year, and two with the click identifier and the channel, valid for ninety days. They contain nothing about you and are readable by nobody but us. Delete them in your browser at any time.

Inside the app there are no analytics, no advertising identifiers and no tracking, and nothing is sold.

Technical data

• Your IP address, to enforce rate limits and defend against abuse. For a few actions, such as redeeming an invitation code, sending a report or a support message, we keep it only in scrambled form.
• A device token, so we can send you push notifications. The text of a notification passes through Apple's push service.
• Session records with the time, device model, system version and user agent of your sign-ins.
• The language you use the app in, so that emails and notifications reach you in it.
• Short-lived server logs at our hosting providers, which can contain your IP address and the page or action requested.

Your membership

Your member number, tier, price and term. Payments run through Apple. We never see your card details; we receive a signed confirmation from Apple that a purchase happened, with Apple's transaction identifiers. Your member card in Apple Wallet is issued by us and carries your name, your member number and a code that event hosts scan at the door.

Why we store it

Who else processes it

These companies process data on our behalf, bound by contract, and only for what we ask them to do.

These companies process data outside the United Arab Emirates: the database and the app's server are in Germany, most other services are in the United States, and an AI provider reached through OpenRouter can be elsewhere. We only use processors that are bound by contract to protect your data to the standard described here.

How long we keep it, and how to delete it

Your data stays while your account exists. You can delete your account at any time in the app, under Settings. If you have paid time left, your access continues until the end of it and the account is deleted then; without paid time, or if you ask for it, it is deleted right away. Your profile, photos, media, translations, sessions, devices, follows, reactions, event attendances, support messages and the link to your website application are then deleted, your files are removed from Cloudinary, and the sign-in with Apple is revoked. Your posts and comments keep their place in conversations of other members, but their text and media are removed and they show "Former Member". Your account record stays anonymised, with the exceptions below.

What survives. Your member number stays in the record, detached from your name, and is never issued again. That is what makes the invitation chain verifiable. Your conversations with Adam stay too, together with what he built from them, such as the versions of your profile (work, languages, origin, city) and the record of your consent, to help improve Adam. They are separated from your account. An automatic step removes your name, username, email address, phone numbers, social media handles, links and home addresses from the text and reduces the dates to the month. It can miss something, for example a short form of your name or a number said as words. Other things you said, such as your company, the names of other people, your work or your city, stay in the text. Because nothing links these conversations to your account any more, we cannot look them up for you later. Words that Adam learned stay in the shared list.

We also keep what we need to protect the network and to meet the law: reports and moderation decisions, technical records of AI calls without text, and records of purchases with Apple's transaction identifiers, for as long as the applicable law requires, and no longer. Our backups of the database still hold deleted data until they are replaced; the nightly backups expire after 90 days.

Your rights

You may request access to your data, ask us to correct or delete it, ask us to restrict how we use it, request a copy in a portable form, withdraw your consent, and object to processing we base on our legitimate interest. Write to support@tizzal.com. A request to delete your data deletes your account as described above; your conversations with Adam are the exception described there. If you are not satisfied with our answer, you may complain to the UAE Data Office.

Age

Tizzal is for adults. We do not knowingly accept anyone under 18. If we learn that an account belongs to someone under 18, we delete it.

Changes

We update this policy when what we do with data changes. The date at the top shows the current version. If a change matters for you, we tell you in the app or by email before it takes effect.