Privacy
Last updated 3 August 2026
This is a plain-language policy; formal review pending.
What we store about you
Your email address and a hashed version of your password. Hashed means we store a scrambled form we cannot reverse — nobody here can read your actual password, including us.
Plus whatever you choose to put on your profile: name, handle, bio, photo URL, location, pronouns, genre tags and your links.
What is public
Your page and everything on it. Your posts, shows, releases and links are visible to anyone, signed in or not, and appear in feeds, Explore and search. Your follower and following lists are public. Likes, comments and reposts are public and attributed to you.
Saved items are the exception — those are only visible to you.
What we count
We count page views on artist pages and clicks on links and posts, so artists can see what is actually working. A view record stores which page, when, and the referring site if the browser sends one. A click record stores which link or post, and when.
These counts are shown to the artist whose page it is. We do not build advertising profiles from them.
What we do not do
We do not sell your data. We do not share it with advertisers or data brokers. There are no third-party trackers or analytics scripts on the site — the counting above is our own, and it stays here.
Sponsored slots in the feed are currently house ads for EveryMove itself. They are not targeted using anything about you.
Cookies
One cookie, for keeping you signed in. No advertising or tracking cookies.
Where it lives
The site and its database run on Cloudflare. Images you link to are loaded from wherever you host them, which means those hosts can see that someone requested the image.
Deleting your data
Deleting your account from Settings removes your profile, links, posts, follows, likes, comments and analytics rows from the live database. Backups may hold copies for a short period before they roll over.
Contact
For now, the site itself is the contact route — reach us through the account you signed up with. A dedicated privacy address is coming.