Last updated 18 September 2026 · Board · Pro · Terms
There are no accounts, emails or passwords. The only identifier we hold is a public wallet address, and only once you sign in with it. We do not track you across the web, we do not sell data, and we do not run advertising.
| Data | Why | Kept |
|---|---|---|
| Public wallet address | It is your licence. It ties a payment to access. | While a licence exists, and 12 months after it lapses |
| Payment records — amount, asset, transaction signature, time | To grant access and to answer disputes. All of it is already public on the Solana ledger. | 7 years, as accounting records |
| ntfy topic and alert settings (Pro, optional) | To send you alerts you asked for. An ntfy topic is a name you chose; it is not tied to your identity by us. | Until you turn alerts off or the licence lapses |
| Pool addresses you hold (Pro, optional) | So the watcher knows which pools to watch for you when your browser is closed. | Replaced each time you save your alert settings; deleted when alerts are off |
| A short-lived licence token, in your browser | So the board knows you are Pro without asking you to sign again. | In your browser only; expires in days |
Private keys or seed phrases (we never see them). Wallet balances. Your positions' sizes or values. Your browsing. Your IP address beyond ordinary short-lived server logs. Anything about you that is not in the table above.
Pool and trade data comes from HawkFi, GeckoTerminal, DexScreener, Jupiter and Helius; requests to them go from your browser or our server and are governed by their policies. Alerts are delivered through ntfy, an open-source push service; the alert text is a pool name and a reading. Our server and database run on Netlify. If you bring your own Helius API key it is stored only in your browser.
You can ask what we hold against your wallet address, or ask for it to be deleted, by writing to tintinblonde@proton.me from a message signed by that wallet. Deleting it ends any remaining licence. Payment records are kept as accounting law requires. UK GDPR applies; you may complain to the ICO.
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