Privacy
Privacy for Fever Muse
Fever Muse is a private, adult-only AI companion platform. Privacy, memory transparency, and controlled data handling are part of the product design, not an afterthought.
What Fever Muse stores
Fever Muse stores the minimum product data needed to deliver an adult AI companion experience with continuity. That currently includes account records, scenario history, conversation content, memory items, wallet activity, analytics events, and media job metadata.
Why the data is used
The app uses stored data to keep conversations coherent over time, apply your persona and boundary settings, enforce safety and billing rules, show wallet history, and improve runtime reliability. Fever Muse is designed as a private companion product, not a public social network.
Where the system runs
The current production architecture uses Supabase for database, authentication, and storage; Vercel for the web runtime; and QStash-compatible async processing for background jobs. Those services handle infrastructure operations on behalf of Fever Muse, but the product-level rules remain controlled by the app.
Adult-only and sensitive content
Fever Muse is for adults 18 and older. Users should not submit illegal content, non-consensual content, or content involving minors. Safety and policy checks are part of the product flow, and prohibited content can be blocked or logged as a policy event.
Your controls
The app includes visible memory and account-control surfaces, and the architecture is designed to support user export, deletion, and correction workflows. Some controls are already live, and others are being hardened as the hosted product moves toward a polished release.
Operational monitoring
Fever Muse records reliability and usage telemetry such as action counts, coin spend, latency, fallback rate, and policy events. This monitoring exists to maintain quality, cost control, and compliance rather than to turn the experience into a public or ad-driven product.