Privacy Policy · MyKind

MyKind exists so founders can be honest with one another. That only works if you trust us with your information — so we collect as little as possible and treat what we hold with real care.

01What we collect

When you apply and become a member, we collect what we need to seat you well and run the membership:

Application details— your name, email, the company you’re building, and your LinkedIn profile, which we use to verify that you’re a founder.
Matching preferences— stage, location, and the kind of table you’re looking for, so we can seat you thoughtfully.
Billing information — processed by our payment provider; we never store full card numbers ourselves.
Dinner participation — which tables you reserve, attend, or skip, so we can keep matching you with new faces.

02How we use it

We use your information to vet applicants, match tables, arrange reservations, process membership, and keep the community safe. We do not sell your data, and we do not share your founder details with other members beyond a first name and what you choose to say at the table.

What’s said at the table stays at the table — and so does your data.

03What other members see

Other guests at your table see only your first name and whatever you choose to share in person. We never publish your email, company details, or attendance history to other members.

04Who we share it with

We share limited information only with the service providers who help us operate — our payment processor and the restaurants holding your reservation (a first name and party size, nothing more). We may disclose information if legally required, and will tell you when we can.

05Your choices

You can access, correct, or download your information at any time.
You can ask us to delete your account and associated data.
You can opt out of non-essential email at any time.

To make any of these requests, write to our teamand we’ll respond promptly.

06How long we keep it

We keep your information for as long as you’re a member, and for a reasonable period afterward to meet legal and accounting obligations. When it’s no longer needed, we delete it.

This policy is a working draft intended as a starting point and should be reviewed by qualified counsel before launch. Questions? Get in touch.