Privacy Policy

Data we use

Afterhours uses your linked Kick account identifier and display name, your chosen username, authentication credentials, account settings, tracked channels, recording activity, and download requests to provide and protect the service. Recordings can contain personal information about streamers and other people appearing in a stream.

What others can see

New accounts have a public profile. Public profiles can show your username, tracked channels, and recording information. Public recording activity may appear in Discover. Downloads are restricted to the recording's account owner.

Privacy options depend on account access. Profile privacy and individual recording privacy are separate settings; making a profile private does not automatically make explicitly public recordings private. Review the available controls in Account and recording details.

Cookies and service providers

We use a session cookie for sign-in and browser session storage to remember Library navigation and download preparation. Kick handles provider sign-in. The current service uses Supabase for its database, Cloudflare for traffic routing, and Google Fonts for typography. These services receive the information needed for their role.

Retention and deletion

Library recordings and prepared downloads expire. Expiration ends your access; physical cleanup can occur later, and shared footage may remain while another account has a valid recording.

Deleting your account ends access and recording participation immediately. Account records are archived for 30 days before becoming eligible for scheduled permanent cleanup. There is no account restoration; signing in again creates a separate new account.

Your controls and requests

You can manage your username and privacy settings, untrack channels, delete stopped recordings, and delete your account through the workspace. Untracking a channel does not delete completed recordings.

For privacy questions or requests, email support@supportrecLivesSentry.io. We may need to verify your identity before handling a request.