Privacy
Flowcrate is a small, independent project made by someone who loves this music. This page says what we keep about you, why we keep it, and who else handles it. The short version: we keep what you save so it's there when you come back, we don't sell it, and we don't run ads.
Last updated: October 13, 2026
What we keep
- Your account. Your email address and a password. We never see or store your password in a readable form; the sign-in service keeps it protected. If you sign in with Google, Google tells us your email address and may share your name and profile picture. Flowcrate doesn't use your name or picture.
- What you save. The tracks you save, with anything you add to them (notes, ratings, tempo, key, moods), your crates and the order of tracks in them, the DJs, artists and labels you follow, and any preview or video links you set yourself.
- Reports you send. If you tell us something about an artist or label is wrong, we keep your note and which page it was about, along with your account.
- Small settings on your device. Things like which artists you picked on Discover, how you like artist pages laid out, and counts we've already looked up, so pages load faster. These stay in your browser and clear when you clear your browser data.
Why
Only to run Flowcrate: to sign you in, keep your library, and show you what's connected to the music you care about. We don't use what you save to build ads or profiles.
Who stores or handles it
- Supabase holds your account and your library in its database (hosted in the eastern United States).
- Vercel hosts the website, and sees ordinary web traffic details such as your connection address and the pages requested.
- Resend sends our emails: sign-up and password emails, and reports you send us.
- Google, only if you choose to continue with Google. Page fonts are also loaded from Google.
We don't use advertising or analytics tools, and we don't sell your data or share your library with anyone.
Looking up music
When you search, preview, play a full track, or check where a track has appeared, Flowcrate asks public music sources about the artist and track name. Some of these requests come from your own browser, so those services can see your connection address, like any website you visit would. We don't send them your name, email or account. Playing a video or a preview loads it from the service that hosts it.
The names of DJs that people follow can be used to keep public set information up to date for everyone. That list doesn't say who followed whom.
Keeping and deleting your data
We keep your data while your account is open. There's no delete button yet. To have your account and everything you saved deleted, email us at hello@flowcrate.co from the address on your account and we'll take care of it.
Changes and questions
If this changes in a way that matters, we'll update this page and the date at the top. Questions, or anything you'd like us to correct: hello@flowcrate.co.