Privacy, plainly.
Updated October 5, 2026. This notice covers Align Daily at aligndaily.floradevs.com, an independent tool by Flora.
Creating a reading
Your city search is sent to our server and searched against a local GeoNames database. When you request a reading, your selected city identifier, zodiac sign and current timestamp are sent to our server. The city's approximate coordinates and time zone are used for calculation. We do not request GPS, a street address, your date of birth, or an account.
Readings are calculated in memory. This release has no application database for storing your personal reading history. That does not mean a request is anonymous: our hosting provider can process IP addresses and request metadata to operate and secure the service. Errors may be recorded for troubleshooting.
Remembering your preferences
If you keep “Remember my city and sign” enabled, this browser stores your city, sign, last reading and action check-ins in local storage. This does not automatically sync between devices. You can turn remembering off or delete saved information in Preferences. Clearing browser site data also removes it.
Sharing a card
Images are created in your browser. Your city and sign are excluded unless you choose to include them. We do not upload your card or personal note to a social network. If you use your device's share menu, the destination service handles the information you choose to share under its own policies.
Advertising and AI
This release does not load advertising or analytics scripts, request paid language models, process payments, or provide account registration. Detailed ad-unlocked readings are not available. We will update this notice and implement any required consent choices before introducing these services.
Hosting and data sources
Vercel hosts the website and API. See Vercel's privacy policy for its processing practices. City data is adapted from GeoNames under CC BY 4.0. Your city search is not sent to GeoNames in this release.
Questions
Contact Flora via Telegram @Flora899. Opening Telegram takes you to another service with its own privacy practices.