Privacy Policy

How VoteStocks handles account activity and product data

This privacy page describes the current VoteStocks prototype. It explains the types of information the product can store, how that information is used inside the experience, and what still needs a final legal review before production launch.

Data We Store

Information tied to the current prototype

Account identity

Authentication is handled by Clerk. VoteStocks can store a linked internal user ID, your email address, display name, and profile image when available.

Product activity

The app can store votes, favorites, comments, likes, and other account-linked actions so your experience stays consistent across sessions.

Technical data

VoteStocks may keep technical logs, session state, or cached market views to keep the product stable, faster, and easier to debug.

How It Is Used

Why this information exists inside the app

To run the product

Votes, comments, favorites, and account data are used to make VoteStocks function as a personalized product experience.

To keep activity attached to one account

Your actions are linked to your authenticated Clerk identity so your profile, comments, and sentiment history remain connected.

To improve reliability

Technical information may be used to diagnose errors, reduce loading problems, and improve the overall speed of the site.

Third Parties And Security

Current external services in the prototype

Clerk authentication

Sign-in, sessions, and account-level authentication are handled by Clerk. Their own privacy and security policies also apply to the authentication layer.

Prototype status

This page is a product-facing draft for the current prototype. It should be reviewed and finalized before production release.

No final legal review yet

VoteStocks should not treat this page as completed legal advice. It is a practical draft that still needs formal validation later.