NAYBORLEE POLICIES
Privacy policy.
Your community should feel like your community. This page explains what we collect, where it appears, and how to reach us.
Effective November 10, 2026 · Operated by Smart CRM, LLC
Information you give us
When you sign in, we receive your email address and, if you use Google, basic profile information such as your name and profile image. We store the communities you create or join, invitations, join requests, posts, replies, happenings, recommendations, reports, and badges you choose to share. Conversations are visible only to group members. Nayborlee does not verify home addresses. Invitations and reviewed requests control admission; they do not verify residency. A community creator may supply a name, description, type, and ZIP code. We also receive details you submit through feedback, updates, and local offering forms.
How we use it
We use this information to run accounts and communities, handle invitations and requests, display your contributions to the appropriate audience, respond to comments, review reports, prevent abuse, send the updates you request, and operate local offerings. We use session cookies to keep you signed in. On public pages, such as local guides, public Happenings, and group introduction pages, we count visits with Vercel Web Analytics, which does not use cookies and does not identify individual visitors. We do not measure visits to private group pages or any signed-in page. We do not sell your information. Our systems may use automated tools to help review potentially risky content and organize public information; people may review flagged material.
Who can see it
Community posts, replies, attendance, and member lists are intended for members of that community. A host may choose to publish a separate introduction page containing the group name, description, type, and broad location; that page can appear in search results. Public happenings and local offerings can also be seen by visitors. The information you put in a public area or an external link can be seen outside Nayborlee. Community leaders may see join requests and reports needed to run their group.
Services that help us operate
We use service providers for hosting, authentication, database storage, email, and content review, including Vercel, Supabase, Google when you choose Google sign-in, Resend for requested email communications, and OpenAI for automated content assistance when enabled. They process information needed to perform those services. We do not give advertisers access to private community posts or member lists, and we do not sell personal information to advertisers.
Joining a community
Hosts, leaders, and members active in a group for at least seven days can create one-use invitations. An invitation permits joining; it does not verify residency. We record who creates and accepts an invitation. We limit invitations and activity from new members, and review reports of misuse. A public introduction does not give access to member conversations.
Your choices
You can choose whether a community you create has a public introduction page and later unpublish it. Members can leave from their community page. Leaving or a billing change does not make a private group public. You can unsubscribe from marketing updates. To ask about your information, access, correction, or deletion, contact us through the feedback form. We may need to keep limited records for security, legal obligations, or resolving disputes. Removing an account or contribution may not remove copies another person made before deletion.
Safety and changes
We use access controls and review processes to protect community information, but no online service can guarantee absolute security. We may update this policy as Nayborlee changes; the effective date above will show when the current version took effect.
Questions about this policy? Send us a message.