sharable.link turns HTML files into public links. This page explains what we collect and how it's handled. Plain English, no surprises.

What you publish

When you share a page, we store the HTML content, an auto-generated slug, a timestamp, and an optional title and password. If you set a password, it is stored hashed — not in plain text.

Anyone with the URL can view a public page. For password-protected pages, anyone with the URL and the password can view. We may access stored content to investigate abuse reports, respond to support requests, or comply with legal obligations.

How long we keep it

Pages stay live until you remove them with /unshare and your delete key. We may also remove pages that violate our terms of use.

What we collect about visitors

We count page views in aggregate to understand traffic. We do not store visitor IP addresses or browser fingerprints, set tracking cookies, or identify individual visitors to shared pages.

IP addresses are processed only to apply rate limits and prevent abuse. They are not persisted.

Cookies and analytics

Shared pages set no cookies and run no third-party trackers.

Our marketing pages (homepage, blog, install guide) use Google Analytics and Vercel Analytics for aggregate traffic statistics. These services may set cookies. If you block analytics cookies, the site still works.

Where data is stored

Page content and metadata are stored on infrastructure operated by Vercel Inc. (United States). By using sharable.link you consent to data being processed in the United States.

Sharing with third parties

We do not sell, rent, or trade your content or any data we collect. We share data only with the infrastructure providers we use to run the service (Vercel) and only when required by law.

Your rights

You can remove any page you published at any time using your delete key. Lost the key? Contact us and we'll help.

You may also have rights under your local data protection law (GDPR, CCPA, etc.) to request access, correction, or deletion of personal data. Since we don't store visitor identifiers, most of these requests apply to content you yourself published — which you can delete at any time without contacting us.

Changes to this policy

We'll update this page if our practices change. The effective date at the top will reflect the latest version.

Contact

Questions, requests, or abuse reports: reach us on LinkedIn.

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