Peepful is a private notebook about the people in your life. Most of what it holds is about other people, written by you. This page covers what Peepful keeps, where it lives, who else handles it, and how to take it back.

What Peepful keeps

Where it lives and how it is protected

Peepful runs from Tokyo, Japan: the app, its database, and the storage for photos. Notes and conversation logs are encrypted at rest with a key that is kept outside the database. Everything travels over HTTPS. Each account's data is walled off from every other at the database level, so one account cannot read another's.

Who else handles your data

Only services doing something you asked for, and only that:

Nobody else. Peepful shows no advertising and does not sell or share your data.

Cookies

One cookie keeps you signed in and one protects forms from being submitted by other sites. There are no advertising or third-party cookies.

Your choices

Changes to this page

When this page changes, the change is noted on the What's new page and the date at the top moves.