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Last updated 1 September 2026. AI Creators Hub is in early access, and this page describes what it does today rather than what it may do later.

What an account stores

Signing up stores your email address and a password hash, both held by Supabase, which runs our database and authentication. If you sign in with Google we receive your email address and your Google profile name, and never your Google password.

Everything else on your profile is what you type: display name, handle, headline, bio, location, links, the categories you work in, and the awards you claim. You can edit or remove any of it from Settings.

What visitors to your page generate

When somebody opens a public creator page we record one row: which page, which day, a coarse traffic source, and a country resolved from the request. We do not use cookies for this, we run no tracking script in your browser, and there is nothing to consent to.

The visitor is identified by a hash of their IP address, browser string, the creator being viewed, the current UTC date and a server secret. Because the date is inside the hash, the identifier changes every day and cannot follow anybody from one day to the next. The raw IP address is never stored.

Messages sent to a creator

The contact form on a creator page stores the sender name, a reply email address, the brief, the budget, the target date and the industry, and shows them to that creator only. It is the one way a brand reaches a creator here, so the reply address is kept for exactly that purpose.

What we do not do

  • We do not sell or rent anything about you, and we run no advertising.
  • We send no email at all today. There are no marketing emails, and there is no notification email either.
  • We take no payments and store no card or bank details. Nothing on this site charges anyone yet.
  • We do not track you across other websites, and we set no third-party analytics or advertising cookies.

Who else can see it

Supabase stores the database and handles sign-in. Vercel serves the site and, like any web host, processes the requests that reach it. If you sign in with Google, Google knows you signed in to this app.

Anything you publish, meaning your public page, your listings and your awards once verified, is public by design. Your email address, your drafts and the messages sent to you are not.

Your data, and getting it removed

You can delete your account yourself from Settings. It removes your page, your listings, your inquiries and your activity record, and it is not undoable. One exception: if your work has been bought, buyers keep what they paid for, so such an account cannot self-delete yet; email us and we will handle it by hand.

You can already edit or clear every profile field yourself, and switch any part of your public page off from the page editor.

Contact

Questions, corrections and deletion requests go to fcstudio.platform@gmail.com.

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