Privacy, in plain language.

Account information — your name and email, handled by our authentication provider (Clerk) when you sign up.

The content you connect — repository activity, social posts and their public metrics, documents, images, and recordings you choose to sync or upload. This is the product: it only ingests what you connect, and connections are read-only.

Usage analytics — which features are used, so we can tell what is working. No analytics are sold or shared for advertising.

To do the job you connected it for: finding angles, drafting scripts, and building production packages grounded in your own work.

What ReadyToEdit learns from your edits and review decisions is stored in your workspace and used only to improve your drafts. It is never used to improve results for anyone else.

Your content is not used to train shared or third-party models. Drafts are generated through AWS Bedrock, which does not train on your content either.

Infrastructure only, under contract: Clerk (authentication), Neon (Postgres database), Amazon Web Services (model access and file storage), SocialKit (read-only social syncing), and PostHog (product analytics). We do not sell personal data, full stop.

Everything you ingest is browsable and deletable from inside the app while your account is active.

If you close your account, email us and we delete your workspace and its content. Backups age out on a fixed schedule after that.

Questions, deletion requests, or anything this page should answer and doesn’t: contact us and a human — the founder — replies.