Privacy

• Account details from the Google or GitHub account you sign in with: your name, email address and profile picture.
• What you do on Suggst: your posts, comments, votes, follows and drafts.
• Basic usage data: pages visited, device type and approximate location from your IP address, used to keep the site working and spot abuse.

We don't sell your data, and we don't use advertising trackers.

Your name, username, profile, published posts and comments are public. So is the fact that a post got a certain number of votes. Who voted for what is not public. Your email address is never shown.

• To run your account and show your posts.
• To email you about replies, status changes and votes. You can turn each of these off.
• To rank posts, find duplicates and detect fake votes.

We use open-source AI models to check published posts for spam and abuse, find similar posts, and summarize public signals. These checks only ever see public content. Private drafts are never sent to them.

We use a small number of service providers to run Suggst, for hosting, database, email and the AI checks above. They only process data on our behalf. Product teams see the same public information everyone else sees, plus totals such as how many voters use their product. They don't see your email address.

• Edit or delete your posts and comments at any time.
• Download a copy of your data from your settings.
• Delete your account. Your posts are then shown as posted by a deleted user, and their timestamped record stays in place.

Questions or requests about your data: privacy@suggst.in.