Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 5, 2026

This Privacy Policy describes the data practices of the Moment mobile app and of visitors to the ownthemoment.app marketing website. The two are different products with different data practices; this policy addresses both so there is a single canonical privacy page.

Also see: Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy (for Washington and Nevada) · Manage Your Data (how to stop advertising use) · State Specific Documents.

Who we are

The Moment app (“Moment,” “the app,” “we,” “us,” “our”) is operated by OTM App LLC (DBA "Own the Moment"), 1934 Old Gallows Rd, Ste 350, Vienna, Virginia 22182-4050, USA. Contact: supportownthemoment.app.

Moment is an adults-only (18+) self-help app for habits and attention. Moment is not a medical or mental health service. It does not diagnose, treat or monitor any medical or mental health condition, and it is not a crisis service. If you are in danger, contact local emergency services.

The short version

  • In the app we collect what you give us (your check-ins, urge logs, setback notes, and related reflections), your email address, an optional phone number, a device identifier and device / app signals, first-party product analytics, and — if you turn on notifications — a push token.
  • We use it to provide the app’s features to you. We do not sell your personal information. We never send your urges, check-ins, setbacks or anything you write to advertising platforms. With your permission we measure which of our own ads bring people to the app. Where the law allows, and only with your permission in Apple’s tracking prompt, we may use your email address or phone number, a device identifier and your subscription status for advertising, including on advertising platforms, and we may email you product news, which you can turn off. We may share aggregated, de-identified data that cannot reasonably be linked to you (see Aggregated, de-identified data).
  • Your data is encrypted in transit and protected by per-user access controls on our servers.
  • You can delete your account and the data tied to you at any time from inside the app (Profile, then Privacy & data, then Delete my account) or at ownthemoment.app/delete-account. A few limited records are kept after deletion; they are listed under “Storage, security, and retention” below.
  • Paid subscriptions are billed and processed by the Apple App Store — we never receive your full card or banking details.

Information we collect (in the app)

You provide:

  • Email address — to create, verify, and recover your account. You sign in with your email and a one-time code. And to send you occasional product news and offers: they are on unless you tap “Don’t send me marketing emails” on the sign-up email page, and you can turn them off in Settings at any time. If you are in Washington, Connecticut or Nevada, they are off unless you tick the box on the sign-up email page or turn them on in Settings. Every one of those emails has an unsubscribe link; unsubscribing does not stop account emails. They are never based on what you write or record in Moment, though they may remind you based on how far you got in setting up. If you start sign-up and do not finish, we may send you one reminder to finish, and we will delete an unfinished sign-up after 30 days. Where the law allows, we may use your email address or phone number for ads on advertising platforms, as described in the advertising section below.
  • Age confirmation — to confirm you are 18 or older. The app does not serve anyone under 18.
  • Name and gender — the name you want the app to call you, and, if you choose to give it, your gender. Used to personalize the app.
  • What you have tried before — if you answer it, which approaches you have already tried. Some answers (for example therapy or counseling, or faith or prayer) say something personal about you or your beliefs, so we treat them as sensitive information.
  • Things you write — your “my reasons” list, the notes you add to daily check-ins, feedback you send us in the app, and anything you post in the community once it opens. We store what you write so the app can show it back to you and so we can run the service. It is never included in any data we share.
  • Self-help inputs — your onboarding baseline (e.g., goals, frequency, situations that tend to be difficult, the times / places / devices you associate with urges), daily check-ins (e.g., stress, urge level, fatigue, mood), in-the-moment urge logs (urge intensity before/after, trigger, mood, setting, outcome, and any free-text notes you write), setback / repair details, and safety-screening answers (including whether you indicate risk of harm to yourself or others). Because this relates to sexual behavior and wellbeing, we treat it as sensitive information and handle it accordingly.
  • Phone number (optional) — you may add one so that we can text you a one-time code to sign in, as an extra option alongside your email (coming soon; no texts are sent today). It is transactional only (never marketing texts) and never sold. We do not share, sell, or provide your mobile phone number or messaging consent data to third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. Message and data rates may apply; reply STOP to any text to opt out or HELP for help.
  • Birth month and year — asked once at sign-up to check that you are 18 or over. The check runs on your phone first, and your birth month and year are sent to us only if you are 18 or over. We keep them (as the last day of that month) and work out an age band from them. They are never sold, shared or used for advertising.
  • Apple's age answer (iPhone) — as an extra check on top of your birth month and year, on iOS 26 and later the app asks your iPhone whether the Apple Account it is signed into belongs to someone 18 or over. Apple answers only "18 or over" or "under 18"; we get no name, email or birthday from Apple. Apple may show its own prompt, which you can decline.
  • Your state — at sign-up our server looks up the US state your IP address is in. We keep the state, a shortened IP address (the last part removed, for example 73.42.118.x) and the date of the lookup, to apply the privacy rules of your state and to operate the service. The full IP address is used only for the lookup and is not stored. You can change your state on your account page. Moment is available only in the United States: if we cannot find a US state for you during sign-up, sign-up stops and what was collected is deleted at once.

Collected automatically:

  • Device identifier — a per-installation identifier (it is not your phone number, advertising ID, or hardware serial) used to start sessions and to enforce the 18+ requirement. It is a direct identifier and is never sold.
  • Device and app signals — your device model, operating-system and app version, and a jailbroken / rooted flag, used for compatibility, crash triage, and security.
  • Product analytics — we run our own first-party, self-hosted analytics (screens, taps, and feature use) to improve the app. It is on by default, and you can turn it off in Settings at any time. If you are in Washington or Nevada, your app usage stays on our own systems and we do not send it to any outside analytics service. Your answers to the onboarding questions stay on your phone until you agree on the “Before we begin” page. For everyone, we also keep anonymous counts of how many people reach each sign-up step; these carry no account, device, session or advertising ID, and no IP address is kept. We also use two outside measurement tools, AppsFlyer and Amplitude, described below.
  • Push notification token — only if you enable notifications, so we can send the notifications you opt into.
  • Consent choices — which optional uses (e.g., product analytics) you have or haven’t agreed to.
  • Limited server logs — our hosting/backend provider may process technical data (e.g., IP address, timestamps) to operate and secure the service. We do not use these for advertising or profiling.
  • Which ad brought you here (iPhone only). If you installed Moment after seeing one of our ads in the App Store, Apple gives us campaign-level information about that ad — which campaign, ad group, keyword and creative, and the country. Apple provides this itself, and we do not read an advertising identifier for it. We use it only to understand which of our own ads work. This does not happen on Android, and it does not happen until you have accepted the terms.
  • Location. We do not collect your device location. We use your IP address to work out your US state, as described above.
  • Content blocker (iPhone), only if you switch it on. Moment can set up an optional filter that blocks adult websites. It stays off until you switch it on yourself in your iPhone’s Settings. While it is on, your phone sends the website addresses it looks up, from any app, to Cloudflare’s family filtering service, which blocks adult sites. Those lookups go straight from your phone to Cloudflare: we never see them. You can switch the filter off at any time in the same place in Settings.

We never send your urges, check-ins, setbacks or anything you write to advertising platforms. We measure which of our own ads bring people to the app, and we may market Moment to you, in these ways.

  • AppsFlyer (iPhone) — measures which ad led to an install. During sign-up the app shows Apple’s tracking permission prompt. AppsFlyer does not run for people in Washington or Nevada. It receives its own install and session information, the fact that you created an account, and, from our server, when a subscription starts, renews, is cancelled or refunded, and its price, linked to AppsFlyer’s own device ID and to your Moment account ID (never your name), so a deletion request can reach it. If you allow tracking, AppsFlyer passes these events to advertising platforms, as described next. If you do not, it gives them only totals across many people, never anything about you. After you tap Allow, the advertising ID is read by AppsFlyer, our measurement partner, to measure which ad led to the install; we do not store it. It is used to see which of our ads and creators work, and to help advertising platforms show Moment ads to people likely to subscribe. If you install through one of our links, for example a creator’s, AppsFlyer also tells the app which link, creator or campaign it was and which screen to open first.
  • Advertising platforms. Only if you allow tracking in Apple’s prompt, we may share your email address or phone number (converted to a code, called hashing, before it leaves us), a device identifier, and your account and subscription status with advertising platforms such as Meta, Google, TikTok and Snap. They use it to show Moment ads to you and to people like you, and to measure our ads. We never send your urges, check-ins, setbacks, your onboarding answers or anything you write. We do not do this for people in Washington or Nevada.
  • Amplitude — product measurement, only when product analytics is on for you (see above), and never for people in Washington or Nevada. It receives that you opened the app, your progress through sign-up, and, from our server, when a trial or subscription starts and its price, with your Moment account ID. It does not receive your location, your IP address or anything you write.
  • Apple Search Ads — see below.

On iPhone we use Apple’s own AdServices framework to learn which Apple Search Ads campaign led to an install, so we know which of our own ads are working. That is Apple’s first-party information about ads Apple showed, it reaches us through RevenueCat as our processor, it is limited to campaign-level detail, and it is never used to target ads at you, never joined with data from other companies, and never shared with an advertising network. The in-the-moment “location” you log — e.g., “bathroom,” “car” — is a category you pick, not GPS. We do not collect device location, track your location in the background or build any movement track.

Sensitive information

Some of this information reveals aspects of your sexual behavior and wellbeing: your check-ins, urge logs and setbacks, your answers to the onboarding questions, and any self-harm or harm-to-others disclosures. We treat that information as sensitive information, collect and process it only on the basis of your consent and to provide the support you asked for, restrict access on a per-user basis, and never sell it in a form that identifies you or use it for advertising, marketing, or use-based data mining. The one exception, only with your permission in Apple’s tracking prompt: advertising platforms may learn that you created an account and your subscription status, as described in the advertising section above. You can withdraw consent at any time, in the app (Profile, then Privacy & data, then Review consent decisions) or by emailing privacyownthemoment.app. Your account details are account information: your email address, name, age, US state, and how far you got in sign-up. We handle them as described above. Moment cannot work without this consent, so withdrawing it asks you to choose: delete what you have logged and keep your account, or delete your account (see “Storage, security, and retention”). Moment is a direct-to-consumer self-help app and is not a HIPAA covered entity. If you live in Washington, Connecticut or Nevada, your state’s law treats what you log in Moment as consumer health data; for you, we collect, use and share it only as that law allows and as this policy describes. For Washington and Nevada, our Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy sets this out in full.

How we use information

  • To provide the core features: your guided urge support, daily check-ins, pattern insights, and the repair flow.
  • To authenticate you and keep your account secure (including fraud and abuse prevention).
  • To enforce the adults-only (18+) requirement.
  • To send notifications you opt into.
  • To provide and manage paid subscriptions (see “Payments and subscriptions”).
  • To create aggregated, de-identified data, and to share or license it, including commercially and for behavioral research, as described in the Aggregated, de-identified data.
  • For optional purposes only with your separate, revocable, opt-in consent — improving the app (product analytics). Every optional purpose is off by default and presented on the app’s consent screen. The core product works fully if you decline every optional layer. See Consent layers.

Automated features and AI

Nothing you see in the Moment app is written by artificial intelligence, except answers in the support chat. There, Intercom’s AI assistant, Fin, answers questions about your account, billing and how to use the app, and its answers are labeled as AI. We also use automated review by AI to check community posts before they are shared.

Automated support is not a therapist, a diagnosis, or an emergency service. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 in the US, or your local emergency number.

The community posts you write are sent to Anthropic, our AI provider, so the model can review them. Nothing else you write in the app is sent to it. They process it for us under contract. Your content is not used to train their models. Under Anthropic’s standard terms they delete it within 30 days. If Anthropic’s automated safety systems flag something as breaking its usage policy, Anthropic may keep it for up to 2 years, and may keep it longer where the law requires. We send no name, no email, no account details and no identifier with it.

Automated output can be wrong or a poor fit for your situation. No outcome is promised.

We do not collect, use or sell your personal data to train large language models.

Payments and subscriptions

Moment offers optional paid subscriptions (e.g., monthly or annual plans). All payments are processed by the Apple App Store, under their own terms and privacy policies. We receive confirmation of your subscription status (e.g., active / expired) so we can unlock features, but we do not receive or store your full payment-card or bank details. Manage or cancel a subscription in your App Store account settings.

Your consent is two separate choices: Care (required — it powers the core support engine) plus one optional, opt-in choice you can review and change at any time. Two further choices, product news by email and text-message prompts, are asked separately and are also opt-in. The consent layers are:

  • Care — required. The core behavioral-support engine, your account, security, and safety resources.
  • Product analytics — optional. Our own analytics, and Amplitude once it is switched on, to improve the app.
  • Product news by email — optional. Occasional product news and offers, with an unsubscribe link in every email.
  • Text-message prompts — optional. Support prompts by text. Not offered yet; we will ask before sending any.

Turning an optional layer off means we don’t collect or use data for that purpose; the core product still works. Product analytics is optional — it is not required to use the engine; only Care is required.

Product news by email is on unless you say no with the link on the sign-up email page, and product analytics is on by default; you can turn either off in Settings at any time. For people in Washington and Nevada, product analytics stays on our own systems. People in Washington, Connecticut and Nevada get product news by email only if they tick the box on the sign-up email page or turn it on in Settings.

How we share information

  • Service providers that run parts of Moment for us — each named below under The companies that process data for us. Service providers acting on our behalf are not “third parties” to whom we “sell” or “share” data for advertising.
  • App store billing: Apple / Google process subscription payments (above).
  • Aggregated, de-identified data, never in a form that identifies you (see below).
  • We do not sell your personal information. Where the law allows, we may share limited information, such as your email address or phone number, a device identifier or your subscription status, with advertising and attribution partners, and you can opt out at any time through Manage Your Data.
  • We may disclose information if required by law or to protect the safety of you or others.
  • If OTM App LLC is involved in a merger, acquisition, reorganization, bankruptcy or sale of all or part of its business, your information may be transferred to the company that takes over Moment as part of that transaction. That company must handle it as this policy describes, and we will tell you before your information becomes subject to a different privacy policy.

The companies that process data for us

These providers receive data to run parts of Moment for us, under contract. Some providers’ terms also let them use limited data for their own purposes, such as security, fraud prevention or improving their own service. Where that matters to you, we say so below.

  • Supabase stores your account and app data.
  • Vercel runs the app and the website.
  • Anthropic provides the AI features described above.
  • Hofund Labs LLC, our affiliate, is building the engine behind Moment’s personal support features, such as your insights and the timing of check-ins. It receives your check-in answers (such as urge level, mood, stress and tiredness), details of setbacks you record, and your consent choices, linked to your account id but not to your name or email. It may use them only to provide those features for Moment, and it is not using them yet. It deletes them after you delete your account.
  • Sentry collects error reports so we can fix crashes.
  • Resend sends account emails.
  • Twilio sends your sign-in codes by email, through its SendGrid email service, and by text message once that option is on. It receives your email address or phone number and the code, never anything you log or write. SendGrid keeps recipient details for up to 37 days, and records of what happened to an email for up to a year, for security and fraud prevention. Twilio’s own terms also let it use some of this data for its own purposes, such as security and preventing abuse.
  • Intercom runs our in-app support chat, including its AI assistant, Fin, and an AI tool that helps our support staff reply. It receives the messages you send to support, your email address and your account id. Intercom’s AI features are run by AI providers Intercom engages. We have switched off Intercom’s use of our support messages to train AI. Please do not include health details in support messages.
  • Customer.io sends our product news and marketing emails. It receives your email address, your account id, when your account was made, your marketing email setting, and your subscription status, plan, how you joined (for example through an offer code), and when a trial or free period ends and, if marketing emails are on for you, how far you got in setting up. We do not use Customer.io for people in Washington or Nevada.
  • RevenueCat runs subscriptions and receives your purchase events and account id.
  • AppsFlyer and Amplitude measure our ads and the app, as described in the section above.
  • Superwall presents the subscription screens and receives which screen you saw and your account id.
  • Apple and Google process payments and deliver notifications.
  • Google Workspace carries our support email address, which passes your message on to Intercom.
  • Slack, our internal team messaging, receives operational alerts and, when support escalates a concern, may receive the support message involved.

This list is current as of the “Last updated” date above. We will update it here when it changes.

Third-party marketing and analytics vendors

These are the outside companies that receive information to measure our ads and how the app is used. What each one receives, and when it runs, is described in the section above. Each has its own privacy policy:

To stop sharing with advertising and attribution partners, use Manage Your Data.

Aggregated, de-identified data

We may share aggregated, de-identified cohort insights with our affiliate Hofund Labs LLC and vetted partners. They are always grouped across groups large enough that no individual can reasonably be identified, with small groups suppressed so no one is singled out. These aggregates may include:

  • Behavioral-support outcomes and patterns — which approaches help, urge and setback-repair trends, and risk-window timing.
  • Coarse context dimensions — your region / time zone and device type.
  • Product-engagement and usage cohorts — de-identified feature-use and engagement patterns.
  • Subscription-status cohorts — for example, paid-versus-free trends.

This is a commercial arrangement. These insights are built from what people record in Moment, including check-ins and urge logs, but only after that information has been de-identified and combined across many people. It is never your individual data and never advertising; it never includes your identity, your written notes, your contacts, or your precise location. It is not personal information, is never used to contact you individually, and we do not sell your personal information.

This use is strictly limited. We de-identify and aggregate to a cohort threshold and suppress small groups so individuals cannot reasonably be singled out. We commit to maintain and use this data only in de-identified form, and we will not attempt to re-identify it, except to test whether our de-identification works; we never use that testing to learn anything about a person. Before our affiliate or any partner receives this data, they must agree in writing to keep it de-identified, to take reasonable measures so it cannot be linked to any person or device, not to re-identify it or combine it with other data to do so, and to bind anyone they share it with to the same terms. We monitor compliance with those terms and act on any breach. We never include raw free text (such as your notes or narratives), precise location, direct identifiers (email, phone, device identifier), safety-screening data (self-harm, harm-to-others, or illegal-content concerns), or any data from anyone under 18 for research or commercial purposes — that information is walled off and used only to keep people safe and to operate the service. We never sell what you log in a form that identifies you. Aggregated, de-identified data is never used for advertising, marketing, insurance underwriting, employment, credit, or eligibility decisions.

Storage, security, and retention

  • Authentication tokens are stored on your device in the platform’s secure storage (Apple Keychain on iOS, encrypted storage on Android).
  • Data is encrypted in transit (HTTPS). Server-side access is restricted on a per-user basis.
  • We retain your data while your account is active and delete it when you delete your account, except for: records the law requires us to keep; a record of the consents and agreements you gave, which we keep for up to 6 years after your account is deleted so we can show what you agreed to (if you live in Washington or Nevada, we do not keep it: everything is deleted); aggregated, de-identified data that can no longer be linked to you; posts you shared in the community; and support chats you shared with another person, which may hold that person’s words.
  • Beyond the specific periods described in this policy, we keep personal information only as long as we need it for the purposes described here. To decide how long, we consider what the information is and how sensitive it is, the risk of harm from unauthorized use or disclosure, why we hold it and whether we can achieve that purpose another way, and what the law requires.
  • If you turn off the “Allow Moment to process what I log” switch (Profile, then Privacy & data, then Review consent decisions) and choose Delete my data, we keep what your account needs to work: your email and sign-in, the link to your subscription, the yes or no answer from the age check that you are 18 or over, the record of the Terms and consents you agreed to, and your marketing email setting, plus your phone number if you added one, your time zone, your device and notification records, and anything you posted in the community or sent us as feedback. We delete everything else, including your name, gender, birth month and year, state, shortened IP address and lookup date, your urges, check-ins, setbacks, journal, plan and onboarding answers, and anything the app learned from them. We also ask each company that processes data for us to delete what it holds about you. You can start fresh by turning that switch back on.

Your choices and rights

  • Delete your account and data — in the app (Profile, then Privacy & data, then Delete my account) or at ownthemoment.app/delete-account. Deletion removes your account and associated behavioral, check-in, and safety records. We keep only the records listed under “Storage, security, and retention” above. Deletion in the app is immediate; we complete verified deletion requests made by email within 30 days.
  • Withdraw optional consents at any time in the app (Profile, then Privacy & data, then Review consent decisions), where withdrawing is as easy as granting, or by emailing privacyownthemoment.app. We handle emailed requests by hand, so they take effect when we process them. Either way, withdrawing stops any future use of your data for that purpose.
  • Stop advertising use: see Manage Your Data.
  • Disable notifications in your device settings.

Region-specific rights:

  • If you live anywhere in the United States: whatever your state, you can ask us to confirm whether we process your personal information and give you access to it, including a list of the specific companies we have disclosed it to; correct it; delete it; give you a copy of the information you gave us in a portable format; and withdraw any consent you gave. You can also opt out of our use of your information for advertising through Manage Your Data. We do not sell your personal information, and we do not use it for profiling that leads to decisions with legal or similarly significant effects on you, such as decisions about credit, housing, insurance, education or employment. Some states have their own documents; see State Specific Documents.
  • If you are in California (CCPA / CPRA): you have rights to know, access, correct, and delete your personal information, to opt out of the sale or sharing of your personal information, and to limit the use of your sensitive personal information. We do not sell your personal information. Where the law allows, we may share limited information, such as your email address or phone number, a device identifier or your subscription status, with advertising and attribution partners (for example, AppsFlyer, to learn which link or campaign brought you to Moment, or an advertising platform, to show you Moment ads), which California law may treat as “sharing”. Your Privacy Choices: to turn on Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information or Limit the Use of My Sensitive Personal Information, email us at the address below. Do Not Sell or Share is also in the app (Profile, then Privacy & data, then Review consent decisions) for everyone, whatever state you live in. Opting out stops that sharing from then on. If you limit the use of your sensitive personal information, we use it only to provide the service you asked for. Neither choice affects aggregated, de-identified data, which is not personal information.

To exercise any of these rights, contact privacyownthemoment.app or supportownthemoment.app. We will not discriminate against you for exercising them.

How we handle your request. You can make a request in the app, where it offers that option, or by emailing privacyownthemoment.app. Before we act on a request to access, correct, delete or copy your information, we confirm that it comes from you, and we do not ask for more information than we need for that. We do not need to verify a request to opt out. You can ask someone else (an authorized agent) to make a request for you; we may ask the agent for proof that you authorized them and ask you to confirm your identity with us directly. We answer within 45 days. If we need more time, we may extend that once by up to 45 more days and will tell you why. Requests are free.

Appeals. If we decline your request, in whole or in part, we will tell you why and how to appeal. To appeal, reply to our decision or email privacyownthemoment.app with “Appeal” in the subject line. We will answer in writing within 45 days of receiving your appeal and explain our reasons. If we deny your appeal, our answer will tell you how to submit a complaint to your state attorney general. For example, Washington residents can file a complaint at www.atg.wa.gov/file-complaint.

Children

Moment is for adults only. If someone tells us they are under 18, we turn them away and do not create an account. So that the same app install cannot simply try again with a different age, we keep only an identifier for that install, for no more than 24 hours, then delete it. We do not keep their age, email address, network address or any other information about them. We use that identifier only to enforce the age limit. It is never used for anything else and never included in any data we share. The app also keeps a note on that phone that the age check was not passed. If we learn that an account belongs to someone under 18, we delete it.

Crisis note

Moment is not an emergency service. If you are in crisis, use the in-app crisis resources or contact local emergency services. In the United States you can call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), text HOME to 741741 (Crisis Text Line), or call 911.

Website visitors (ownthemoment.app)

For people who only visit our marketing website (and do not use the app): the website does not require an account and does not host your personal app data. Our waitlist form has closed. If you joined it before it closed, your email address and basic, non-identifying context about how you arrived (the page you signed up on and any campaign or referral tags in your link) are held by our email provider (Resend). You can unsubscribe at any time using the link in our emails or by contacting supportownthemoment.app. We do not sell this information, and the site uses no advertising cookies or cross-site tracking. Our hosting provider may log technical data (e.g., IP address) to operate and secure the site.

Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control. Some browsers and devices can send a “Do Not Track” or Global Privacy Control signal. We treat a Global Privacy Control signal as a request to opt out. Our website does not track you across other companies’ websites and does not share your information with advertising companies, and we do not allow other companies to collect information about your activity on our website over time and across other websites, so these signals do not change how the website works. The website cannot tell which Moment account is yours; to apply your choice to the app, use Manage Your Data.

Changes to this policy

We’ll post changes on this page and update the “Last updated” date above; we’ll surface material changes in the app.

If we make a material change to how we use personal information we have already collected, we will tell you in the app, and by email where we have your address, before it takes effect, and give you a reasonable opportunity to withdraw your consent. We will ask for your consent before we use your sensitive information for a purpose this policy does not describe.

Contact

OTM App LLC (DBA "Own the Moment") · 1934 Old Gallows Rd, Ste 350, Vienna, Virginia 22182-4050, USA · supportownthemoment.app · Privacy requests: privacyownthemoment.app