Binder

Privacy, without the fog

Your binder starts private.

Binder uses the minimum account and collection information needed to run the beta. Collection details are not public, and public sharing is not enabled in this release.

What the beta stores

When you create an account, Binder stores your name, email address, year of birth, authentication records, and the exact cards and private details you choose to add. The catalog and card artwork are product data, not personal profiles.

Why we use it

We use account data to sign you in, apply the age gate, protect the service from abuse, and show your collection back to you. We do not currently run advertising trackers, sell personal data, or use private collection details as public market prices.

Sessions and abuse protection

Binder uses an authentication cookie to keep you signed in. Security controls may process your network address and retain a keyed, one-way identifier for a limited rate-limit window. The beta does not ask for location data.

Your choices

You can download your collection as CSV or JSON without paying. The account page also lets you permanently delete your account and its connected collection data. Contact the published privacy address if you need help exercising those controls.

Who operates Binder and how to reach us

Binder is operated by Binder App. Privacy questions can be sent to [email protected].