Privacy and sharing

Something can be worth telling without being something you want to publish.

That distinction matters to us.

People often speak differently when they know every sentence is becoming public content. Ember is designed so that talking about your life and sharing an experience with others do not have to be the same decision.

Tell first. Decide what to share later.

You can use Ember to talk through an experience in your own words.

Not everything you tell Ember needs to become something other people see.

When an experience may be valuable to others, Ember can help turn it into a shareable form. You remain able to decide whether you want to share it.

Share the experience, not the performance

Ember is built around experiences rather than profiles, audiences, or social status.

The purpose of sharing is not to attract attention to yourself. It is to preserve something you lived and allow it to reach someone for whom it may matter.

That is also why we encourage people to share only the details that are meaningful to the experience.

Personal stories deserve care

Real experiences can contain sensitive information—not only about the person speaking, but sometimes about other people in their lives.

We believe personal experiences should be handled with more care than ordinary internet content.

Our formal Privacy Policy explains how Ember and Oriscen collect, process, and protect data. This page explains the simpler principle behind the product: