Your data
Tilth is a beta project, built and tested in the open. This is the plain version of where your answers go.
Your morning answers, the dates they were set down, and, if you ever connect a wearable, daily summaries from it. All of it is stored under a random token.
Your email is used to send sign-in links, and it is kept apart from your answers. The one place the two meet is a single lookup row that says which token is yours, and that row is encrypted with a key kept outside the database. Nothing in the answers carries your name or your email, and the database alone cannot connect them.
Nothing is sold, shared, or handed to advertising. The only counting is privacy-preserving page counts by our host, plus our own anonymous tallies of steps like “demo finished” or “sign-up link sent”: counts only, never tied to a person. No cookies for any of it, no tracking across sites, no third-party analytics, no advertising trackers, nothing that follows you.
Beta data is used to make Tilth work better, and for nothing else. If Tilth ever runs a study, it will start clean, with its own consent, and this data will not be part of it.
Write to hello@tilth.today and your record is deleted, token and all.