Privacy

Privacy, in plain language.

This page describes what the current ScreenTrak beta actually does with your data — nothing more, nothing less. No ads, no analytics trackers, no selling data.

Last reviewed July 21, 2026 · Free invite-only beta

Information ScreenTrak uses

—Account information: your email address, authentication identifier, and sign-in session.
—Viewing information: Library status, selected episode order, watched and reversed events, progress, and when each action happened.
—Reliability information: random action identifiers that let offline watched/undo actions retry without creating duplicates.
—Operational information: request identifiers, route, response status, timing, and network address — used for security, troubleshooting, and rate limits.
—Device storage: your session and pending watched/undo actions are stored locally so the app recovers after a restart or lost connection.

What ScreenTrak does not collect

The beta has no advertising, no advertising identifier, no third-party analytics, no location access, no contacts access, no photo library access, no payment information, no public posts, no direct messages, and no streaming-account credentials.

How the information is used

—Create and secure your account, synchronize history, and restore your place across devices.
—Calculate Up Next and progress while preserving watched, undo, and rewatch history.
—Create a portable export — only when you request one.
—Protect the service from abuse, diagnose failures, and respond to support requests.

Service providers

—Supabase provides authentication and the PostgreSQL database.
—Render hosts the ScreenTrak API, and Cloudflare carries and protects public API traffic.
—TVmaze supplies TV and anime catalog metadata and artwork. ScreenTrak sends catalog searches from its own server — TVmaze never receives your email or viewing history.

Retention, export, and deletion

Account and viewing history remain while your account is active. JSON and CSV exports are generated on request and are not retained after the response is sent.

In-app deletion removes your authentication account, profile, Library, progress, and original watched and reversed events. ScreenTrak retains only a random, non-identifying completion record with the deletion time and erased row counts — proof the purge finished, with nothing about you in it.

Short-lived operational logs can remain under the configured retention periods of ScreenTrak and its infrastructure providers.

Your choices

—Export your history for free from Settings at any time.
—Correct your Library and progress by changing status, watching, or undoing an action.
—Delete your account from Settings — see how deletion works.
—Contact alandshahab001@gmail.com with any privacy or deletion question.

This is a plain-language description of the current beta's behavior, reviewed against the product itself. The final operator identity and jurisdiction-specific language will be reviewed before public launch. Where the catalog comes from is covered on the Data sources page.