Privacy and your choices

Account information and approval

Cloudflare verifies your email with a one-time code. Before you verify, Cloudflare processes the email and sign-in request. Verification alone does not submit an account request to this library. After verification, you can review this notice and explicitly request an account. The library stores your verified email, account identifier, request time, approval decision and reviewer, and privacy-choice version and timestamps. Site owners use this information to review requests, manage access, and respond to privacy requests. Existing users also need to review the current notice before using member features.

Content and who can see it

We store the notes, comments, source details, and files you choose to save. New contributions default to Private. You choose the audience each time you save or edit:

• Private: hidden from other members; readable by your account through the site.
• Team: visible to every approved member, including future members.
• Public: visible to anyone and potentially searchable, copied, or redistributed.

Account emails are not displayed with contributions. Content itself may identify you or other people. Avoid uploading confidential client information or personal information about someone else without their permission. Private does not mean inaccessible to site operators or Cloudflare, and the service does not provide end-to-end encryption against them. The site’s access controls limit what other members can retrieve.

Hosting, cookies, and external sources

Cloudflare provides hosting, database and file storage, email verification, and security. It can process IP addresses, browser/request details, authentication events, essential cookies, and operational logs. These are needed to deliver and protect the service. The application does not include advertising trackers or marketing analytics scripts. This notice does not authorize optional advertising or analytics tracking.

The library includes links to publishers and may display images hosted elsewhere. Visiting an external source or loading an external image may disclose your IP address and request information to that provider. When you ask the site to fetch link details, its server contacts the URL you provide. Avoid links that contain personal access tokens or private information.

See Cloudflare’s privacy policy for its practices. The app does not send your saved notes or uploads to an AI model for processing or training.

Data saved in your browser

Saved-reading selections, notebook drafts, workspace text, and import progress can be stored in this browser. An intake draft may be kept for the current tab so it survives sign-in. People using the same browser profile may see this information. Signing out does not clear those drafts. Use Clear browser data on the account page to remove the library’s saved local data and this tab’s intake draft. Other tabs may hold unsaved text, so close them first.

Export, sharing, withdrawal, and deletion

The account page lets you download account information, saved text, and resource metadata as JSON. That download does not include uploaded file binaries, browser-only drafts, or Cloudflare security and authentication logs. Privacy controls remain available to verified users even when approval is pending, access is revoked, or participation consent is withdrawn.

Make my contributions private changes your existing resources, notes, and comments to Private. Withdraw participation consent also stops member access. Existing records remain stored, and copies already made by other people cannot be recalled. You can return and explicitly agree again; doing so does not change a rejection decision or automatically reshare content.

Request deletion records a request for site owners to review, makes your contributions private, and stops member access. It is not immediate deletion. The account page shows when the request was submitted, and owners see it in their approval screen. You can cancel a pending request. No automated deletion schedule or completion deadline is currently configured. Account and content records otherwise remain until deleted; provider logs and backups follow the hosting provider’s settings and retention practices.

Changes and requests

If the account notice version changes, the site asks you to review and acknowledge it again before using member features. You can always continue browsing public content. To submit a deletion request to the site owners or manage your choices, use Account and privacy controls.