Your bond has a shared chat that both partners can read. Pip, an AI relationship coach, can answer in it for bonds with Bondlings Plus. Before you can post, the app asks whether you allow Pip to read your messages, because Pip's replies are written by OpenAI. Nothing you write is sent to OpenAI unless you allow it.
When someone writes, our server sends OpenAI the recent chat messages (up to the last 30) from people who allowed Pip, Pip's earlier replies, and your chosen first names. New messages are also checked with OpenAI's moderation service so that Pip can point to crisis resources when someone may be at risk. Instead of an account or bond identifier, we send an anonymous code for your couple, which OpenAI uses to detect abuse. We ask OpenAI not to store these requests for later retrieval. Under OpenAI's API terms, OpenAI does not use this data to train its models and may keep it for a limited time to monitor abuse.
Chat messages and Pip's replies are stored with your bond so both of you can see them. You can stop sharing from the chat menu; Pip then no longer reads anything you wrote, and you can't post until you allow Pip again. The whole chat is deleted when either partner leaves the bond or deletes their account. A reported message excerpt is kept separately for private support review, even if the bond ends. Reports are normally deleted after 90 days; deleting either related account removes them earlier. Pip is an AI and can make mistakes; it is not a therapist or a substitute for professional or emergency help.