Some things are nobody else's business. Everl is built so discretion isn't an option you switch on. It's how the whole thing works, from your home screen to what we keep (almost nothing).
On your phone, Everl looks like what it is on the surface: a calm sport-and-social app. On a bank statement, the name is neutral too. Nothing about it announces itself at a glance.
You're a codename and a count. No real name, no photo, no profile for anyone to find. You decide, per meeting, who gets to know anything more, and even then, only what you choose to share.
We built Everl so that a breach would find counts and tokens, not a map of who met whom. Presence is time-boxed, threads burn down, and there's no roster behind the numbers. The cheapest way to keep a secret is to never store it, so mostly, we don't.