The simple boundary
The public company site can explain what a Moment is, suggest occasions and show fictional examples. It should never need somebody's real private message or response to demonstrate the product.
Public company contentGeneral product descriptions, design principles, fictional copy and approved studio news.
Private Moment contentPersonal message text, recipient responses, creator-only details and the direct link for an individual Moment.
Service healthPrivacy-safe aggregate activity can be used to understand whether the service is working, without turning individuals into marketing profiles.
Fictional examples are enough
A useful public example can show tone, pacing and interaction without borrowing from a real conversation. That is why MAVURYN's public examples use made-up wording and avoid screenshots of private replies.
Share directly, not performatively
A Moment is intended to be sent to its recipient through a direct channel. The experience is designed around the people involved, not around collecting public reactions.