Privacy

If you connect Spotify, the app stores your Spotify ID, your display name, and the rankings you make. Your email is not stored, and nothing about your listening is kept beyond the songs you rank.

If you don’t connect Spotify, nothing is stored on the server. The demo crates live entirely in your browser.

Connecting your Spotify account asks for permission to read your profile, read your library and playlists, control playback, and create playlists when you export a crate. Spotify handles login, your library, and playback under its own privacy policy.

• Rankings are stored in the app’s database, under your account.
• Login state is a single encrypted cookie. It expires after six months, or sooner if you log out.
• Your browser keeps your theme choice and any demo crates you make while signed out. That data never leaves your device.

• Preview clips stream from public music catalogs when Spotify won’t play the full track. Those servers see an IP address and a browser type, like any media request.
• Hosting keeps standard access logs, and the site counts page views anonymously. No cookies are used for this and nothing in it identifies you.

Nothing is sold or shared with anyone.

• Logging out deletes the login cookie.
• You can revoke the app’s Spotify access at spotify.com/account/apps.
• Deleting your account, at the bottom of your shelf, removes your account and every crate immediately. No copy is kept.

The app is a hobby project provided as-is, with no warranty. If a ranking matters to you, export it to Spotify as a playlist.