Privacy

Last updated 17 Aug 2026

Using the generator needs a free account, so we hold your email address and a hashed password — nothing else. No name, no phone number, no tracking profile, no ads.

What we do handle: the topic you type is sent to our server to build hooks, and passed to Anthropic's API, which generates the lines. Do not type anything private into it. Repeated topics are cached in memory for a short while so the same query is not paid for twice. Your IP address is used briefly, in memory, for rate limiting — it is not stored in a database and not sold to anyone.

Paid plans are live, so the “notify me” form that used to sit on the pricing page is gone. If you left your email on it while it was there, it reached us through FormSubmit and is still in that one inbox. It is not on a mailing list and it is not used for anything else — ask and we will delete it.

We do count visits. The site is hosted on Vercel and uses Vercel Web Analytics, which records anonymous page views — which page, roughly where in the world, what kind of device, where you came from. It sets no cookies, stores nothing on your device, and cannot follow you to any other site.

On top of page views we count six moments, so we can see where the site loses people and whether a price change helped: a generation started, a generation finished (with the mode: real hooks or fallback patterns), a generation refused, the daily-limit panel appearing, a Pay button clicked (with the plan id, like “weekly”), and a sign-up started. That is the whole list. No topic you typed, no email address, no name, no hook text is ever attached to any of them.

After a generation the address bar becomes a shareable results link with your topic and your hooks packed into it. Before a page view of that link leaves your browser, the address is stripped to a plain placeholder — so your topic never reaches the visit count either.

No advertising trackers, no third-party pixels, no ad network, no profile of you. Vercel also keeps standard server logs.

The reel data we publish is public Instagram content, quoted with a link back to the original. Email us to have yours removed, or to ask what we hold about you.