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Privacy policy

Last updated November 2, 2026

Intid is a private hangout app for one group of friends: voice rooms and text chat. It's run by Coding with Court, based in Tennessee, USA. You can only get an account with an invite from someone in the group. This page says what Intid keeps about you and why.

What Intid keeps

Voice

Voice goes through Intid's own server to the other people in the room. It is not recorded or stored.

Google sign-in

If you choose Continue with Google, Intid asks Google for your basic profile and email address. It keeps your Google account ID and email address to recognize you next time, and only suggests your first name as a display name. It never posts anything or reads anything else from your Google account.

Intid's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

On your computer

The app keeps your settings (theme, microphone, volumes) and your login on your computer. The login is encrypted by your computer's own protection.

Where it's kept, and who sees it

Removing your information

If an admin removes you, you're signed out and can't log in again, but your old messages stay in the chat under your name, and removal doesn't erase your account details (such as your Google account ID and email address). To have your account and messages deleted, email codingwithcourt@gmail.com. They're deleted from the server, and drop out of the nightly copies within 8 days after that.

Children

Intid isn't meant for children under 13.

Changes and questions

If this policy changes, this page shows the new date at the top. Questions: codingwithcourt@gmail.com.