Privacy

What we never ask for

No email address, no password, no phone number, no name, no date of birth. Creating a page requires one thing: the username you choose, which is public by design because it is your link.

What your browser stores

Two cookies, both signed and both http-only, meaning scripts on the page cannot read them. The first holds a random identifier that says nothing about you and exists only so the same browser is not counted twice for a view, a like or a share. The second records which pages you hold the edit link for, so you are not offered the chance to like your own page.

Neither is derived from anything about you, and neither is shared with anyone. Clearing them makes you an ordinary first-time visitor again.

What we store on our side

Your page: the username, the songs you added, and any avatar or background image you uploaded. Counters: views, likes and shares as totals, never as a list of who did what.

For the dedup described above we store a one-way HMAC of that random cookie value. It cannot be reversed into the cookie, and the cookie could not identify you even if it could.

Songs sent to you by visitors are stored against your page and are readable only through your private edit link. We do not record who sent them, because we never knew.

Third parties

Song artwork, titles and players come from Spotify and SoundCloud. When a player loads or plays on a page, that request goes to them and is subject to their own privacy terms, not ours. We send them no information about you.

Hosting is Vercel; the database and file storage are Supabase. Both process data on our behalf in order to serve the site.

Deleting your page

Open your edit link and delete it. That removes the page, its songs, its uploaded images and the songs people sent you. The username stays reserved and unusable afterwards, so a link somebody already shared can never be taken over by a stranger and pointed somewhere else.

Children

sixseven is not intended for people under 13. We do not knowingly keep pages created by them.

Changes

If this changes, the date at the top changes with it. Continuing to use the site after that means the new version applies.