Privacy and analytics

Picoprompt uses Cloudflare Web Analytics and first-party product analytics to understand visits, performance, and how people use the website.

Product analytics records page paths, country, device and browser type, referral website, campaign labels, and actions such as searches, copying prompts, sharing links, bookmarks, reactions, follows, uploads, and publishing. Search lengths and result counts are recorded; search text and prompt variable values are not.

A random first-party visitor cookie lasts up to 180 days. A session cookie groups activity until 30 minutes of inactivity. While you are signed in, events can be linked to your account so the site owner can understand account activity. Visitor counts describe browsers; clearing cookies or using another browser can create another visitor.

Analytics events do not store passwords, email addresses, IP addresses, OAuth tokens, uploaded image contents, or the text of prompts. Reports are accessed privately through the site owner’s Cloudflare account. Raw product events are retained for reporting; they are not publicly accessible.

When you submit an email sign-up attempt, the site also keeps the name and email address you entered, its time, country, and whether sending or verifying the code succeeded or failed, including validation errors. For Google sign-up, the site records the email only after Google has verified and shared it. These private records help the owner resolve sign-up problems and are separate from optional product analytics. Passwords and verification codes are never stored in readable form.

The same goes for email log-ins: each attempt keeps the email address you entered, its time, country, and whether it worked or why it failed (for example, no account with that email or a wrong password), so the owner can help if you could not log in. The password you type is never saved.

You can disable first-party product analytics below. Browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals also disable product analytics. Cloudflare’s separate aggregate analytics uses its own privacy-first collection.

For privacy questions, contact @picoprompt.app on Threads.