STILLSKY — PRIVACY POLICY

last updated 3 July 2026 · the short honest version

1 · what we collect, and why

• If you submit a project: the link, your chosen username, any previous usernames you link to it (the lineage), and the time of submission. This is the product working as described.
• Your IP address is held briefly in server memory to limit submission spam (5 per hour) and stored with pending submissions so abuse can be traced. It is never shown publicly.
• No real names, no email, no date of birth, no passwords. Usernames are deliberately pseudonymous codes.

2 · what stays in your browser only

Your kept-stars list, your sound preference, your username, your profile continuity token, and anything you've reported are stored in your browser's localStorage. They never leave your device unless you submit a project (which sends the username and token). Clearing site data erases them.

3 · what's public

Approved stars show: project name, link, one-liner, category, city, drop date, your username, and its lineage of past names. Assume anything on a star's card is public.

4 · analytics

Stillsky may record which stars are opened and for how long, to understand what's worth keeping in the sky. If enabled, events carry no identity beyond the standard connection data every web server sees. No advertising trackers, no third-party analytics scripts, no data sales — ever.

5 · embedded projects

Opening a star loads that project's site inside a frame. From that moment you're also subject to that site's practices — Stillsky can't see or control what happens inside the frame.

6 · deletion

Want your project, profile, or lineage removed? One mail: madhavsethiwork@gmail.com. It'll be gone from the sky and the data files.

Drafted with AI assistance; not yet lawyer-reviewed. If Stillsky takes off, this page graduates with it.