What we store, in plain English

If you never make an account

We store nothing about you on our servers — there is no account to store it in. Your browser keeps a small note of which tickers you have opened this month, so we know when you have used your 3 free reads. That note lives on your device, never reaches us, and clearing your browser data erases it.

Yes — that means the limit is easy to sidestep. We know. We would rather have a meter you can beat than track you hard enough to stop you.

If you make a free account

We store four things, and only these four:

• Your email address. It is how you sign in — we email you a link and clicking it is your sign-in. There is no password to store, so there is no password to leak.
• Your lens. Value, moat, growth or income, so a read opens on the question you care about.
• Your watchlist. The ticker symbols you starred.
• A monthly read count. The tickers you opened this month, so we know when you reach 15. It resets each month.

We do not ask for your name, address, phone number, or anything about your finances — not because we are being coy, but because we genuinely have no use for them.

What we do with it

We use it to run your account: sign you in, remember your lens, show your watchlist, count your reads. That is all. We do not sell your data, rent it, or hand it to advertisers. Today the only email we send is your sign-in link. If we ever write a short note about what is new, it will carry an unsubscribe link — and your address will never end up on anyone else's list.

Your data sits in a Postgres database hosted by Supabase, locked so that only your own signed-in session can read your rows. Nobody browsing the site can see anyone else's.

Deleting it

Email support@tickermath.com and ask. We delete the account and everything attached to it — no forms, no "are you sure", no retention period. If you would rather just stop, ignoring us works too: an account you never sign into does nothing.

Questions

Write to support@tickermath.com. A person reads it.