See what an identity check confirms, what birth data stays hidden from members, how Anonymous Echoes remain accountable, and where calculation ends and interpretation begins.
Clear limits around birth details, conversations, profiles, and Anonymous Echoes.
Your Journal is not training material or shared context by default. AI access requires an explicit choice.
Other people see only the profile and relationship context designed to be shared, never your underlying birth details.
Birth-date status distinguishes member attestation from document verification. Neither status verifies character or intent.
The AI names the calculated fact, explains the interpretation, and asks whether it fits. It does not predict an event or declare what a person must do.
Birth-date statusShows how the date was confirmed
Private patternNot shown on public profiles
Cofelt distinguishes a date confirmed by the member from one confirmed through a document check.
Neither is a background check, endorsement, or promise of safety. Blocking, reporting, privacy controls, and human judgment still matter.
See safety and moderationCofelt shows how the birth date was confirmed: self-attested or document-verified. Neither status verifies character, intent, or safety, and neither replaces your own judgment.
When document verification is used, the provider performs the check. Cofelt stores the result needed for the status, not the document image or a biometric template.
No. The author is hidden from other members. The platform privately retains the account link so abuse reports and safety obligations can be handled responsibly.
No. It can explain a calculated pattern and a classical interpretation. It cannot know a guaranteed outcome, make a relationship verdict, or take agency away from the person asking.
