Privacy notice

What we hold

Your email address, which is how you sign in. A name you chose, and a city if you choose to type one — it is never guessed from your address, and there is no map of where readers are. Which scenes you have opened and where you stopped, so the book follows you between devices. The lines you kept and any notes on them. Messages you send another reader in +1 Connect, which only the two of you can read. What you say to Sophus and what he answers, so the conversation can carry on. A review, if you write one. And, kept only as the most recent and overwritten on every visit, the internet address and the browser your last visit came from. Nothing else.

What we never hold

Your card. There is no card field anywhere on this site. Stripe takes the payment on Stripe's own page and tells us only that it happened. We could not show you your card number if you asked.

No password, because there are none. Signing in is a six-digit code sent to your address, which is stored hashed and dies after one use.

What we do with it

We run the site with it. We do not sell it and we do not rent it. It goes to four services, each only for what it does:

Stripe, for payments.

A mail provider, for the letters this site sends.

Anthropic, whose AI writes Sophus's answers and the replies of the book's companions on the wheel. What you write to them, with the passage of the book it is about, is sent so the reply can be written. Your email address is never sent.

Meta, only if you said yes to advertising cookies. When you pay, Meta is told that a purchase happened and for how much, with your email address scrambled (hashed) so it cannot be read — so it can tell which advertisement brought you. Say no, or never answer, and it is never told.

What is measured

Which pages are opened and which buttons are pressed, so we know whether the site works. That counting runs for everybody, through Google Analytics, with the address shortened before it is stored and every advertising signal switched off — it is counted, not followed, and no profile is built about you.

What the banner asks about is the advertising cookies — Meta's and Google's, which can tell us which advertisement brought you here. Say no and not one of them is ever set, and the analytics storage is denied with them. You can change the answer here at any time.

Getting it back, or getting rid of it

Write to support@salssky.com and ask for a copy or for deletion. Deletion removes the account, the kept lines, the notes and the messages. Records of payments are kept as long as the law requires and no longer.

Who this is

Questions about any of this go to support@salssky.com and a person answers them.