ECL4ER · THE DETAILS

Privacy policy

A clear account of what you share with ecl4er, and where it goes.

Your account & archive

You can browse the public gallery without an account. If you create one, our cloud authentication service handles your sign-in information, such as your email address and, when used, your Google sign-in identity. Your saved discoveries, collection titles, notes and cover choices are stored with your account so you can return to them.

Personal collections are separate from the public gallery. Access rules limit ordinary signed-in access to the owner of each archive.

Search & service providers

When you submit a semantic search, your search text is sent through an AI Gateway to an embedding service to find related discoveries. ecl4er does not save that query in its archive tables. Service-provider logs and retention are governed by their own policies; avoid including sensitive personal information in searches.

Cloud infrastructure provides account and archive services. Artwork delivery and Google Fonts also contact external services, which receive standard request information such as your IP address. Links to Instagram, Wikipedia, Substack and other sources lead to sites with their own privacy practices.

Browser storage

Sign-in session information is stored in your browser to keep you signed in. Signing out ends your active session. Use a private device for your archive and sign out on shared devices.

Your choices & requests

You can remove saved discoveries and update collection notes and covers from your collections. Account deletion and a full data export are not currently available as self-service actions.

For privacy questions or to request help with your account data, contact the brand via @ecl4er_ on Instagram. Do not send passwords or sensitive documents in a direct message.

About this notice

This notice describes the current app. Provider-specific retention periods, storage locations and the operator’s legal contact details still need to be confirmed. It is not a claim of compliance with a particular privacy law.