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Privacy

We use Google Analytics and Amplitude to learn which beta surfaces are useful. Raw notes, titles you save, and any sensitive details never leave your browser — only short event names, coarse categories, and counts.

Analytics is on. You can turn it off any time — the product keeps working.

Data rights & requests

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Download your data instantly, or open a request that a person will review. Beta turnaround for reviewed requests is typically a few business days.

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Beta

Get a JSON file with the taste profile, recommendation history, feedback, catalog requests, and (if signed in) account data tied to you. Billing records held in our payment processor are not included — request those via the intake form below.

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No requests yet. When you download an export or start an inquiry, you'll see its status here: queued → ready → delivered, or awaiting review for requests a person will handle.

  • Access my data

    Get a summary of the taste signals, feedback, and account data we hold for you.

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  • Correct my data

    Fix a profile fact, taste signal, or account detail that looks wrong.

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  • Delete my data

    Remove your taste profile, feedback, and account data. Billing records may be kept for tax/audit minimums.

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  • Export my data

    Receive a machine-readable copy of the data tied to your account or anonymous session.

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  • Suppress a specific signal

    Ask us to stop using a particular signal (e.g. a sensitive context) for personalization.

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  • Restrict cross-product use

    Keep your signals inside Next Up only — don't reuse them in other Lumenfolk products.

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  • Ask a privacy question

    Anything else — vendors, retention, sensitive use, regional rights.

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We may need to verify your identity (for example, by emailing the address on file) before acting on requests that change or remove data.