Mitzvot for Ruby

Privacy

Participation uses a phone sign-in so your chain can find you again. Completing a mitzvah posts it to the Goodness feed. You choose only how you appear: Anonymous, or First L. Public tree names and invitation connections are explained when you agree during onboarding. You can change tree visibility in Preferences; earlier privacy choices are preserved. Moderation can hide abuse.

Participant counts are approximate. We cannot guarantee unique people. Aggregate geography is shown only when at least five people in a region consent.

Essential cookies or local storage hold your owner session. There is no marketing consent bundled with participation. You can delete a mitzvah or your participation from Preferences. If a branch needs to stay connected for other people, an anonymous structural connector may remain.

Nomination links never grant access to edit someone’s mitzvot. Recovery links are private and are not the same as invitations. Report a public story from the Goodness feed.

The Give page loads Pledge’s donation form. Pledge handles payment information under its own privacy policy. We keep a temporary donation record key in this browser tab so you can finish recording your mitzvah after signing in. We do not store payment details from the form.