Privacy

This page says exactly what is stored, what leaves the server, and to whom. It changes only when the software changes.

Your archive is private

Your archive holds everything: the links you save, the page text we archive for you, and your short note about why you saved each link. Only you can see it.

What is stored

• Your email address (for sign-in).
• Links you save: the canonical URL, the URL you actually saved, and the page's extracted text and a cleaned snapshot, archived so you can search and keep it.
• Your notes and timestamps.

No ad identifiers, no analytics profiles, no payment data.

What leaves the server, and to whom

• OpenAI (embeddings and, occasionally, a single categorization call): the title and lead text of the public web page you saved — never your notes, never your name, never which user saved it. OpenAI's API terms exclude training on this data. When you search your archive or save a lens, the words you searched for go to OpenAI as well, so results can match by meaning. They aren't sent with your name or account.
• Internet Archive (Wayback Machine): only when you tick "also save to Wayback" on a save, we ask it to archive that public URL. Never for pages that required a login.
• Email provider: your email address, to send sign-in links. No notification system.

What we will not do

• No ads, no sponsored links, no affiliate rewriting.
• No training models on your content, ours or anyone else's.
• No selling or sharing data.

Export and deletion

Your whole archive exports to markdown or JSON — full archived text included — any time, from Settings. Deleting your account deletes your saves, lenses, tokens — everything tied to you. You can delete your account at the bottom of Settings, and archived pages that nobody else saved are deleted along with it.