Privacy

Privacy policy

What I store about people who sign in to edit this site, and why.

This site has no public sign-up. Only people I invite can sign in, to edit horizonfall.com or other projects of mine that share the same login. This page covers what I store about you if you're one of them. If you're just reading the site, none of this applies: nothing here tracks visitors by name.

What I store

When you sign in, I keep your email address, a display name if you choose one, the dates you accepted this policy, and a record of which pages you've edited and when. Sign-in works through a one-time link sent to your email, so I don't store a password.

Why

I store this so invited people can sign in and edit the site, and so I can tell who changed what and when. That second part matters once there's more than one editor. If a page breaks, the edit history says which change caused it.

Where it lives

Your data sits in Supabase, hosted in the London region. The site itself is served by Vercel. Both companies run the infrastructure; neither reads or uses your data beyond that.

Cookies

The only cookie this site sets is the one that keeps you signed in. It's strictly necessary: without it, the site has no way to know you're logged in from one page to the next. There's no cookie banner, because that's the only cookie and it isn't optional.

The site also runs Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights, which count visits and measure page speed. Both are cookieless. They can't identify you, and they don't connect to anything you've entered here.

Your data, your control

Go to /account to see what's stored about you. From there you can download a copy of your data as a file, or delete your account. Deletion is immediate.

Retention

I keep your data for as long as your account exists, nothing more. If you never delete it, it stays. If you do, it's gone.

Questions

Email aditya@horizonfall.com if anything here is unclear.