Covering CarePlay, DevaWorld and MentiaCompanion. Last updated: October 27, 2026.
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Mentia Health operates three products under one shared back office: CarePlay, DevaWorld, and MentiaCompanion. This policy is organized in three parts that build on each other — each part covers only the additional data its product collects, on top of what the previous part already covers.
| Role | Who they are |
|---|---|
| User | A formal or informal caregiver who creates an account and uses one or more of our products. |
| Player | The person living with dementia whom DevaWorld and MentiaCompanion are built around. Players do not create accounts; Users act on their behalf. |
| Care Circle | The group of Users attached to one Player. |
| Designated Person | The User within a Care Circle who identifies as legally responsible for the Player. (We do not independently verify this for individual accounts — see Part Four.) |
| Admin | The User who manages a Care Circle’s subscription, invitations, and membership. |
Provisions that apply identically across all three products — security, storage and retention, your rights, consent and the Designated Person’s authority, children’s data, breach notification, and contact details — are gathered once, in Part Four, rather than repeated three times.
CarePlay is our training product for Users. It does not involve a Player, a Care Circle’s Life Story content, or any AI-driven interaction — everything in this Part applies only to the person using CarePlay themselves.
Information we collect
How we use it
Who we share it with
We do not use your CarePlay data to train any AI model — that only applies to MentiaCompanion, described in Part Three.
Storage, retention, your rights, and how to contact us are covered once, for all three products, in Part Four.
DevaWorld builds on Part One. In addition to the User data above, it also involves a Player — the person living with dementia — and the Care Circle that supports them.
Additional information we collect
Life Story contributions are voluntary. A User may edit or delete any Life Story content they contributed, at any time, from the Dashboard.
How we use it
A note on consent and capacity. Because a Player living with dementia may not be able to give informed consent themselves, DevaWorld relies on the Designated Person to consent to the Player’s participation, and to the collection of their Life Story content, on the Player’s behalf. Part Four explains how we establish who holds that authority, and how a Designated Person can request changes to, or deletion of, the Player’s data.
Who we share it with
DevaWorld does not send Life Story content to AI vendors — that only happens in MentiaCompanion, described in Part Three.
Storage, retention, your rights, and contact details are covered once, for all three products, in Part Four.
MentiaCompanion builds on Parts One and Two. In addition to the User and Player data described above, it involves direct AI-driven conversation with the Player.
Additional information we collect
How we use it
Who processes it
Cross-border processing. Today, MentiaCompanion’s AI conversation data (audio, video, and derived text) is processed and stored on a North American server for all Players, regardless of which zone they are in — a deliberate, temporary exception to the zone-siloed storage described in Part Four, while we migrate to regional AI processing as OpenAI’s and ElevenLabs’ own regional availability allows.
Storage, retention, your rights, and contact details are covered once, for all three products, in Part Four.
These provisions apply the same way across CarePlay, DevaWorld, and MentiaCompanion.
We protect your data with physical, technical, and administrative safeguards, including encryption in transit and at rest for sensitive data, and access limited to staff who need it to do their jobs.
We operate in three zones: North America (United States and Canada), Europe, and Australasia (Australia and New Zealand). Dashboard, account, and Life Story data is stored on regional servers in Canada (North America), France (Europe and the United Kingdom), and Australia (Australasia), and each region is siloed: this data does not move from one region to another.
AI conversation data from MentiaCompanion is an exception to this: it is currently processed and stored on a North American server for every Player, no matter their zone, with a planned migration to European and Australasian/Singapore processing as our AI vendors make those regions available (see Part Three).
We keep your data while you use our services, and for a reasonable period afterward. After your account is closed, we retain data for at least 10 years in anonymized form, with one exception: phone numbers are kept beyond this schedule, to support functionality planned for future releases.
On request, you may ask us to delete your or your Player’s personal data immediately, rather than waiting for the anonymization period above. A User requests deletion of their own data; a Player’s Designated Person requests it on the Player’s behalf. Send requests to the contact address in Part Four; we verify the requester’s identity and authority before acting. This right extends to phone numbers too: although we otherwise keep them beyond the general anonymization schedule to support future functionality, you may ask us to delete yours specifically, and we will comply unless a legal or safety exception applies — for example, an active legal obligation or dispute, or a fraud or safety investigation. We aim to complete deletion requests within 30 days of verifying your identity and authority. Backup copies that already exist at the time of your request may take up to an additional 90 days to be overwritten in our normal backup cycle.
Depending on which of our three zones you’re in — North America, Europe, or Australasia — different laws give you rights over your data:
| Zone | Countries | Applicable law | Your rights |
|---|---|---|---|
| North America | United States, Canada | HIPAA (United States); Canada’s Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA); applicable US state privacy laws, such as California’s CCPA | Under HIPAA: access to a copy of your information; correction of incomplete or incorrect information; restrictions on use or sharing for treatment, payment, or operations; confidential communications; a copy of this policy. Under PIPEDA: broadly similar access, correction, and consent rights. |
| Europe | Our France-based server region (EU/EEA & UK users) | GDPR (EU/EEA); UK GDPR (United Kingdom) | All of the rights above, plus erasure, objection to processing, data portability, and the right to lodge a complaint with your local data protection authority. |
| Australasia | Australia, New Zealand | Australia’s Privacy Act 1988; New Zealand’s Privacy Act 2020 | Rights broadly similar to the above, as set out in the law that applies to you. |
To exercise any of these rights, contact us using the details below.
By creating an account, a User declares that they are the Player’s Designated Person, or otherwise authorized to act on the Player’s behalf. For individual and family accounts, we currently rely on that declaration and do not independently verify legal authority, such as power of attorney or guardianship. For institutional customers — home care and assisted-living organizations — consent is instead handled through the organization’s own informed-consent process before a Player is enrolled
We do not allow minors to create accounts. A Player’s Life Story may reference family members who are minors — such as grandchildren, by name or photo — without creating an account or a profile for them; we do not treat this as collecting a minor’s own personal data.
If a data breach affects your information, we will notify affected Users and the relevant regulators as required by applicable law in each zone we operate in, including GDPR in Europe, UK GDPR in UK, HIPAA in the United States, and the equivalent breach-notification laws in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
We will post material changes to this policy on our website, or notify you as otherwise required by law.
Questions about this policy, or requests to exercise any of the rights above, can be sent to Mentia’s Data Privacy Officer, Serge Soudoplatoff, at serge@mentia.me.