Privacy
inkoji is made in Hyderabad, India. Last changed 20 September 2026.
What is stored
- Your email, from the account you sign in with, Google or Apple: the verified email address and that account’s id, so the same account finds your page again. Nothing else from Google or Apple is read. If you choose Apple’s Hide My Email, inkoji only ever sees the relay address.
- With Apple, a token Apple gives at sign-in, kept only so that deleting your account also tells Apple to forget the link.
- Your page: the handle, name, bio, tiles and the files you upload.
- Sessions and, if you connect one, the tokens your AI signs in with.
- Payments: Dodo Payments (on the web) or Apple (in the iPhone app) keeps the card and the receipt; inkoji keeps the date your year runs to, and for Apple the purchase number.
- Where you first came from. On your first visit, a cookie on this site notes where you came from, the country Cloudflare reports and the minute you arrived. When you make an account these are copied to it and the cookie is removed. No third party sees it, and there is nothing to accept.
- Counts of what happens on inkoji: an account made, a handle claimed, a page published, a tile added, a year paid, an AI connected, an account deleted. Each count carries your inkoji id, never your email.
- A count of the views of a published page: the day, and whether the request looked like a person or a machine. No cookie is set for a visitor, no address is kept, and nothing in the count says who they are or ties one view to another. Looking at your own page is not counted.
If you signed up inside an AI app, its name is kept with your account too; inkoji only counts these to learn which places bring people.
What is not
No tracking scripts run on any page. No analytics script, no ad pixels, no third-party fonts, and no cookie for a visitor. Nothing follows anyone from one page to another, and inkoji never learns who a visitor is.
Where it lives
On Cloudflare: the database and the files. The counts above are kept for inkoji by PostHog. The one mail inkoji sends, a reminder before your year runs out, goes out through Cloudflare. Nothing is sold, and nothing is shared beyond these and the payment providers.
Delete it
From Help, at any time. The page, its files, sign-ins and tokens go at once; the handle stays as a tombstone so the address answers 410 and nobody else can take your name. Payment records stay, as the law asks, without your name attached.
Ask
hello@inkoji.com answers within three working days.