Privacy
MILO is built so you can meet people without handing over your address. Here is exactly what the app does with your information.
Your location stays yours
Your coordinates are saved to your own profile and read back only by you. Nobody else can open your profile and see where you are, and your position is never drawn on a map for anyone but yourself.
You can't see strangers
Names and photos are hidden until you and another person have joined the same plan. Until then you see the plan, not the people. Attendee lists only open after you join.
Only nearby plans reach you
Discover shows plans under 12 km from where you actually are right now. Plans further out are hidden, even ones you joined before. Plans you create or join stay open to you.
Chats belong to the plan
Messages in a plan's chat can only be read and written by people who joined that plan. Leave the conversation and you stop seeing it.
Your photo is private storage
Profile photos live in private storage. Only the owner of an avatar file can download it — other people load it through a limited, time-bound link instead.
What we keep
- · Your Google sign-in: name, email, and profile picture.
- · The display name and photo you choose for your MILO profile.
- · Your approximate location, only while you allow it in your browser.
- · The plans you create or join, and the messages you send in those plans.
Starting a plan
You can only drop a plan pin within 10 km of where you are at that moment. The app checks it, and the database refuses the plan anyway, so a far-away pin can't get through another way.
Your choices
Turn off location access in your browser at any time — MILO keeps working, you just won't see live distances or nearby-plan alerts. Signing out ends your session on this device.
Deleting your account and everything attached to it isn't in the app yet. Say the word and it'll be added.
Questions about this page? Sign in and reach the team from your profile.