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Privacy Policy
Last updated June 8, 2026.
Context Factory uses sign-in to identify your account. We store the profile details needed to show your account, such as your display name, avatar, and handle when available.
The catalog stores metadata for artifacts that users add, including owner, repository, file path, links, type, save count, and copy counts. Source file contents are fetched when needed and are not stored in the catalog search index.
Your collection memberships are tied to your signed-in account. Public profile pages expose only your display name, GitHub handle and link, avatar, and public collections. They do not expose your email, Clerk identifiers, or authentication token identifiers.
When Clerk notifies us that an account was deleted, we remove that account's collection memberships, collections, copy deduplication data, and app user record without deleting shared catalog artifacts.
We use this data to run the catalog, collections, artifact pages, and copy actions. We do not sell personal data.