What we know about you

Almost nothing, and that is on purpose. This notice is short because there is very little to describe.

We do not know who you are

There is no account and no login. We do not create an identifier for you, and we have no way to connect anything you read to you as a person, or to connect one visit to another.

What stays on your device

Your place in a story, the state your choices have made, which free beats you have finished, and your accessibility settings are stored by your own browser, on your own device. They are never sent to us. We cannot read them, and we cannot delete them for you — clearing your browser's data for this site removes them.

What we measure

We count a handful of coarse things: that a beat was opened, finished or left; that a prompt was shown or followed. These are plain numbers with no identifier attached. They are held in memory while you are here and are gone when you close the tab. They are combined with other readers' numbers before anyone looks at them, and a figure is only ever looked at when at least five different readers contributed to it.

The one thing that does identify you

Like every website, a server has to know your IP address in order to send you a page. That is personal information, and it is the only such information connected to this service. We tell you because it would be easy not to.

These pages are hosted by Cloudflare, who act on our behalf. We never receive those logs and cannot read them. Cloudflare holds them briefly under its own policy. We build no analytics on top of them, and we do not try to work out who you are. Cloudflare operates globally, which means the request may be served from, and logged in, a country other than yours or ours.

Paying

If you subscribe, the app store or payment processor handles that. We never see your card details and we never store them.

What we never do

We do not sell, license or broker anything about you. We do not hand your data to anyone to train anything. There are no third-party trackers, advertising pixels or analytics scripts on these pages.

Your rights

You have rights over personal data about you, including access, correction, deletion and complaint to a supervisory authority. In practice, the only data we hold that could relate to you is a server log entry; everything else is on your device and under your control already. To ask us anything, write to nittin@rogbeer.org.

Who we are

Nittin Rogbeer, trading as Rogbeer Labs, Curepipe, Mauritius. Rogbeer Labs is a trading name and is not yet an incorporated company, which means the person responsible for your data is a named individual rather than a company — him, not it.

The detail

WhatWhere it livesDoes it leave youHow long
Where you are in a story, and the state your choices have produced. Your device only (browser local storage). Never leaves your device Until the reader clears it or the browser does. We cannot delete it because we cannot see it.
Which free beats you have finished, so a full story can acknowledge them. Your device only (browser local storage). Never leaves your device Until the reader clears it. Not visible to us.
Reduced motion, higher contrast, text size. Your device only. Never leaves your device Until the reader clears it.
Counts of a few coarse events: a beat opened, finished or abandoned; a prompt shown or followed. Memory for the length of your visit. Never written to your device. Only if we turn it on — we have not Session memory; gone when the tab closes. Aggregates released only where at least 5 distinct readers contributed.
Your IP address, seen by the hosting provider in order to deliver the page to you. Cloudflare, our hosting provider, acting as our processor. Leaves your device We never receive these logs and cannot read them. Cloudflare holds them briefly under its own policy, and no analytics are built on top of them by us.
Card and billing details, if you subscribe. The app store or payment processor. Never with us. Leaves your device Set by the store or processor under their own notice.

6 kinds of data · 2 that leave your device · generated from the system's own data map