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What this application stores

Voting uses an essential, signed browser cookie containing a random identifier. Votes are stored against that identifier. Saved projects stay in your browser's local storage. Project submissions include the URL, title, description, category, and pricing you provide.

Submission security records

When you submit a project, we also store your browser user agent, your client IP address when available from a configured trusted proxy, and the time and version of your acceptance of the Terms and Conditions. We use these records for abuse prevention, security, enforcing the terms, and resolving disputes. They are stored privately with your submission, not included in public project listings or submission receipts, and are not sent to the AI reviewer. IP addresses and browser information may constitute personal data.

Submission review

When configured, our AI provider receives the submitted project details and any available preview image to review them. Do not submit confidential information. Your receipt URL contains an unguessable identifier; anyone with it can see your status.

Newsletter

Subscribing stores your email address for weekly discovery updates. This starter does not yet send emails. A production newsletter must provide unsubscribe and deletion options before delivery begins.

External services

Product links take you to independently operated websites. Preview images may load from external image hosts, and decorative avatar images load from Unsplash. These services may receive ordinary request information such as your IP address.

Abuse prevention and retention

When a trusted proxy is configured, a keyed hash of the client IP is used for rate limiting. Submission audit records separately retain the available client IP address and user agent until removed under the operator's retention and deletion procedures. Without a trusted proxy, the client IP is recorded as unavailable rather than trusting visitor-supplied forwarding headers. Operators should configure retention, contact and deletion procedures before public launch. This is the application's current data behavior, not a substitute for a jurisdiction-specific privacy policy.