Privacy

Viewerly is made by 9M Västerås AB in Sweden. While the site is pre-launch, it collects one thing.

What the waitlist stores

If you ask to hear when Viewerly is released, we store:

• the email address you enter,
• when you entered it,
• whether you also opted in to the newsletter, and when you gave that consent,
• whether you clicked the confirmation link.

The newsletter opt-in is recorded separately from the release notification, because they are two different things you agreed to. Leaving the box unchecked means one email, at release.

We do not sell or share the address, and we do not use it to profile you. Confirmation mail is sent through Mailgun, which processes the address on our behalf in order to deliver it.

Removing your address

Write to [email protected] and we will delete it. You do not need an account and you do not need to explain why.

What the app's update check sends

Viewerly asks viewerly.io whether a newer version exists. That request carries the app version, the platform, and a random identifier the copy of the app on your machine generated for itself.

The identifier exists so we can tell how many installations there are rather than how many requests arrive: one machine checking every hour is one installation, not twenty-four. It is not your account, not derived from your hardware, and is never sent anywhere except the update check, so it cannot be joined to an account or followed from one machine to another.

We keep a count per identifier per day for ninety days and then delete it. We do not store the request, and we do not log the address it came from.

Turning off automatic update checks in the app's settings stops it entirely. Resetting the identifier, also in settings, makes the next check look like an installation we have never seen, and nothing connects it to the old one.

The app

Viewerly itself keeps your sessions on your own machine. When you pair devices, what travels through our relay is encrypted end to end: the server stores ciphertext it cannot read, and decryption happens on your devices.

A fuller policy covering accounts and subscriptions will be published before launch.