Private by default

Privacy should feel calm and clear.

This privacy policy explains, at a product level, how tryeluvo handles account information, private pages, published-page analytics, content uploads, and paid experiences.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

01

Information we collect

We collect the information you provide when you create an account, build a page, upload content, contact support, or pay for a feature. The table below lists each category we hold, why we hold it, and how long we keep it.

  • Account details such as name, email address, and authentication records.
  • Page content such as titles, written messages, uploaded images, template selections, and settings.
  • Optional private-page passwords, stored as a one-way hash rather than as plain text.
  • Operational and analytics information such as page views, interaction events, device or browser details, and similar usage signals for published experiences.
02

How we use information

We use information to operate the service, keep accounts working, render your pages, protect private experiences, process payments, support moderation and abuse prevention, and improve the product over time. We also use analytics data to help creators understand how their published pages are being opened and interacted with.

  • To create, host, secure, and display your pages.
  • To process page publishing, template access, and other paid flows.
  • To support safety, moderation, fraud prevention, and service reliability.
03

Private pages and passwords

tryeluvo includes private sharing options because many of the moments created here are personal. When you choose a private or password-protected experience, we use the information needed to protect access and keep the page limited to the people you intend to share it with.

  • Private pages may require a password or restricted access flow.
  • We do not display private content publicly unless you publish it in a public mode.
  • Password-related data is intended to be stored in protected form rather than as plain-text secrets.
04

Infrastructure, payments, and service providers

We may rely on third-party providers to operate the product, including authentication, database and storage infrastructure, payment processors, and email providers. These providers help us deliver the service but only receive the information needed to perform their role.

  • Authentication and data infrastructure support account access, storage, and page delivery.
  • Payment providers may process transaction details needed for paid features or publishing.
  • Email or notification providers may be used for support, confirmations, or operational alerts.
05

Advanced custom content responsibility

tryeluvo may offer advanced custom HTML, CSS, or JavaScript features for users who want more control. If you choose to publish custom code, you are responsible for the content and behavior you add, including scripts, forms, links, third-party embeds, or tracking behavior. You must only publish content you have the right to use and that complies with applicable law and platform rules.

  • Do not use custom content for phishing, malware, harmful tracking, or deceptive behavior.
  • Do not upload or publish illegal, abusive, or sexually explicit material where prohibited by platform rules.
  • We may moderate, restrict, or remove content that creates safety, legal, or platform integrity concerns.

What we collect, why, and how long we keep it

This is the short version of the sections above, in one place. If you want a copy of what we hold about you, or want it deleted, contact support and we will help.

What we collectExamplesWhy we collect itHow long we keep it
Account and contactName, email address, sign-in recordsCreate and secure your account, send receipts and service notices, reply to support requestsWhile your account is active, then for a short period afterwards so we can resolve disputes and meet record-keeping duties
ProfileDisplay name, username, profile photoShow who created a page and personalise your dashboardUntil you change or delete them
Content you uploadPhotos, videos, audio, written messages, page titles, theme and component settingsBuild, host and display the page you createdUntil you delete the page, after which live copies are removed and backup copies expire
Page passwordsThe passcode on a password-protected pageLet only the people you chose open the pageStored as a one-way hash, not plain text, for as long as the page exists
PurchasesBilling name, transaction reference, amount paid, planProcess payments, issue receipts, handle refunds, meet tax and accounting rulesFor as long as tax and accounting rules require
Usage and analyticsPage views, interaction events, device and browser type, referring linkShow creators how their published pages are opened, keep the service reliable, prevent abuseAggregated or pseudonymised for reporting; raw events are kept for a limited period
Support messagesThe content of the emails you send usAnswer your question and keep a record of what was resolvedFor a limited period after the request is closed