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Privacy policy

Last updated: 22 July 2026

This policy explains how ORACUL handles information when you use our entertainment fortune tools—especially photo-based palm and face readings.

Photos of hands and faces

Photos you upload for palmistry or face reading are personal biometric data. We do not keep them as server history.

Image bytes are held only in memory for the current request, sent to the vision model for that request, then discarded. We do not write uploads to our disk, database, object storage, or CDN.

After analysis we may keep the text reading and a structured vision summary (JSON). We never store raw images, data URLs, or base64 photo payloads in history or logs.

You may keep a copy on your own device. Clearing the browser tab releases any temporary preview on your side.

Saved readings and profiles

Optional birth profiles and text reading history stay in your browser (local storage) unless a feature says otherwise. They are for convenience, not a cloud account archive.

You can clear site data in your browser settings to remove local history.

AI processing

Some features call an AI provider for deeper text or vision analysis. The provider receives only what is needed for that request (for vision: the ephemeral image for that call; for text: structured reading inputs).

Without AI, local engine charts and readings still work. AI deep reading and Vision analysis may be unavailable — they are not guaranteed to fall back to local text.

Rate limits apply to protect the service. Limits are enforced per client IP on our servers.

Scope

This product is for cultural entertainment and self-reflection. It is not medical, legal, financial, or psychological advice.

Country hubs (Japan, China, and others) share this privacy baseline for biometric uploads even when the UI language differs.

Entertainment only. Do not upload photos of other people without their permission.