A gift can be sent — the recipient’s private life stays their own
A gift plan gives the recipient access to Baxtlilar features, but does not open their profile, recommendations, messages or dating history to the sender.
The sender can only see the technical status of the gift itself — and only within the logic the service provides for.
The gift status is visible
Personal activity is not
No extra rights
Sender
My gifts
Baxtlilar Pro
6 months
- Gift created
- Received
- Activated
The activation date appears after the recipient acts.
What’s visible
- Gift status
- Plan and term
What’s closed
- The recipient’s questionnaire
- Recommendations
- Compatibility
- Interests
- Chats
- Contacts
After activation the gift belongs to the recipient.
The gift is transferred — the data is not
Recipient
Your gift is activated
Pro
ActiveValidity — according to the terms of the chosen plan
Your privacy
- The sender doesn’t see your questionnaire
- Doesn’t see your recommendations
- Doesn’t see your dating
- Doesn’t read your messages
Gift status ≠ dating status
Baxtlilar may show the state of the gift — but does not reveal how a person uses their own opportunity to meet someone. Usage statistics are not shown to the sender.
A gift ≠ Family
Paying for a gift and trusted access are different mechanics. A gift plan does not add the sender as a trusted person and grants them no Family permissions.
How Family worksAfter activation the gift becomes part of the recipient’s personal account
The sender helps pay for access to the service but does not become a participant in what follows.
Status without monitoring
You can see the state of the gift, not the person’s activity.
Their own profile
The questionnaire and settings stay with the recipient.
Their own dating
Interests, compatibility and chats are not revealed.
Family stays separate
If trusted access is needed, it is connected only through the Family mechanic.