Privacy.

• The URL you kept, as you typed it.
• Public metadata from that page: title, description, preview image URL, site name and language.
• Your tags.
• Your email address, so you can sign in.
• Counts of how many pages were fetched and tagged, by day.

• The contents of the pages you keep.
• Copies or screenshots of those pages, or their images.
• Your browsing history — only what you deliberately keep.
• Anything about pages you visit but do not keep.

Page metadata is cached globally for seven days so a popular page is fetched once rather than once per person. That cache is keyed by the URL and holds no link to any account — it cannot say who kept what.

It is the one thing that survives deleting your account, because it is not your data.

An assistant you connect can search your keeps, list your recent keeps, and keep a URL for you. It reaches nothing else and nobody else’s keeps. Nothing is sent to any assistant until you connect a client and sign in.

Tag suggestions send a page’s title, description and site name, plus your list of tag names, to OpenAI. No page contents and no personal details are included.

No analytics beyond what Vercel collects to serve the site, and no advertising of any kind. Nothing is sold, and there are no third-party trackers.

Export JSON in the account menu downloads every keep and every tag as plain JSON, in a shape any other tool can read. It is there from the first day precisely so leaving is easy.

Delete account removes your keeps, your tags and your account from our database and from WorkOS, our sign-in provider. It cannot be undone.

Both are in the avatar menu on Kept.