Last updated 6 November 2026
The short version. Nashira has no accounts and no sign-in. We collect no analytics, no tracking, no advertising identifiers and no profile of you. Your birth details, notes and saved people live on your device. They leave it only inside a request for a reading, and only after you have agreed. Our own service keeps none of it. The AI provider that writes readings keeps each request for up to 30 days and does not use it to train its models.
Nashira is made by Nyra Security LLC ("we", "us"). This policy covers the Nashira iPhone
and iPad app and the service it talks to at api.nashira.life. Questions go to
privacy@nashira.life.
The following is stored on your phone or iPad and is never uploaded to us as a record:
This data is held in the app's own storage, protected by your device's encryption. If you have iCloud backup turned on for your device, Apple's backup may include it, under Apple's terms rather than ours. Deleting the app deletes this data.
To compute a chart or write a reading, the app sends the details that reading needs — for example a birth date, time and coordinates, and any context you typed. That request is sent over an encrypted connection (HTTPS).
Our service is stateless. It performs the calculation, returns the answer, and retains nothing. We do not keep a copy of your birth details, your notes, or the readings you receive. Our operational logs are configured never to include request contents.
Readings are written by a large language model operated by a third-party AI provider. To write one, the details that reading needs are sent to that provider: birth details and the computed chart, the names and pronouns you entered, any note or question you added, and, for a reading about two people, the other person's details. The app asks your permission before the first reading sends anything, and you can withdraw it in Settings.
The provider processes these requests on our behalf. It does not use them to train its models. It keeps each request for up to 30 days, to detect and prevent misuse, and then deletes it; a request its automated safety systems flag as violating its usage policy may be kept for up to two years. We do not have a zero-retention arrangement with the provider, so deleting your data in the app cannot reach requests already sent; they expire on that schedule.
If you photograph a stone to identify it, location, device and time data are removed from the image first, and the app asks before the first photo is sent. We do not log or store it. The AI provider that identifies it keeps it on the same terms as a reading request: up to 30 days, not used for training.
So that only genuine copies of Nashira can use the service, the app uses Apple's App Attest. Your device generates a key specific to this app and this installation; we store its public half and a counter, and a per-day request count against it. That key is not an identity: it is not linked to your name, your Apple Account, your device's identifiers, or anything you entered in the app, and we cannot use it to recognise you anywhere else. It is discarded when you delete the app and re-created if you reinstall. If you subscribe, we also keep which of these keys use the subscription, so it can cover a limited number of devices; a key that goes unused for a while drops off that list.
When you search for a birthplace, the app uses Apple's MapKit to turn what you typed into coordinates and a time zone. Those searches are handled by Apple under Apple's privacy policy. If you ask whether an eclipse will be visible where you are, an approximate location is included in that request and is not retained. It is never sent to the AI provider.
Nashira Plus is sold through Apple. Apple handles the purchase and the billing; we never see or receive your payment details, and we do not receive your name or email address from Apple. The app checks with Apple whether a subscription is active on your device.
We hold no records that identify you, so there is no account to access, export, correct or close. The data is on your device and is yours to edit or delete there; deleting the app removes all of it. If you live somewhere that grants you rights over personal data — such as the EEA, the UK, or California — you may still write to privacy@nashira.life and we will answer honestly about what we do and do not hold.
Nashira is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect information from them.
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it, and material changes will be noted in the app.