Privacy.

You sign in with your ClackID account. chastity.report holds:

• your ClackID id and email address, to know it is you, and the username you choose, if you choose one. It is for your profile link and profile page, which stay off until you switch them on;
• your journal: for each day you log, whether you were caged and, if not, why, what you ticked as happening and who with (as a category such as partner, never a name), whether you came, how and why, any scores and your private note;
• your lock sessions: start and end dates, a planned end and the device name if you give them;
• your tracks, if you add any: each one's name, its target, and the amount or tick you logged on each day. They are shown only to you, and to anybody you share them with;
• your settings, including your timezone and your reminder time, and your sign-in sessions, stored as hashes;
• whether you have Plus, as ClackID last told us, and when we last asked (at most once an hour);
• when your 14-day Plus trial started and ends (it is used once, and never given to anyone who already has Plus through CW+);
• if you switch on a public page, which parts of it you chose to show, and how far visitors have moved your lock;
• if you share your journal, the name you gave each person, what you allowed them to see or do, and when they accepted. They see only those parts, and only while you share. An invite link is stored as a scrambled code, never the link itself, and works once. If you let somebody set your planned end, your lock records that they did;
• if you let somebody set you tasks or leave notes, what they wrote, the day a task is due, and how you answered. Only you and that person see them. They go when either of you deletes your account;
• for two days after somebody moves a lock from a public page, two scrambled codes that stop them doing it twice in a day. Each changes every day and cannot be turned back into their address or linked to another day. Tapping sets one small cookie that does nothing else.
• if you switch on the evening reminder, the push address and keys your browser gives for each device you switch it on for.
• if you switch on an email (the morning briefing, the evening reminder by email, product news or guides), which ones, their times, Discreet or Full, and a note of which went out on which day and when you opened and clicked it, kept 90 days.

The reminder is delivered through your browser maker's push service (Apple, Google, Mozilla or Microsoft). It is encrypted so that service cannot read it, and it only ever says "Time to log today." Nothing from your journal is in it. Switch the reminder off and every device's push address is deleted.

Emails go only if you switch them on, to the address on your ClackID account, from noreply@mail.chastity.report through Cloudflare. Discreet emails (the default) have a plain subject and no figures. Full emails add your lock day, streak, seals and tracks, and never what you got up to, whether you came, your scores or your notes. Every email has a link that stops it in one click.

We track how you use our emails. The logo at the top of each email and every link in it carry a code for that email, so against your account we record when you first opened it, how many times, and whether and how often you clicked a link in it. We use this to see how people move through chastity.report and which emails work. Nothing about your device or where you were is recorded, and it is deleted after 90 days, or straight away with your account. If you turn images off in your mail app, opens are not recorded.

If you switch on notes from Erik, a few come from erik@mail.chastity.report in your first weeks, around your Plus trial and after a long gap in logging. They carry nothing more than a Full or Discreet email would, and a reply reaches Erik, the person who runs chastity.report. If you have a Plus trial, two plain emails say the day before it ends and the day it does, unless you switch them off in Settings. Product news and guides come from news.chastity.report, only if you switch them on, and are the same text for everybody.

Your timezone is first suggested from where Cloudflare sees your connection. Only the timezone you keep is saved, never your location or IP address.

If you switch on CageWatchr figures in Settings, chastity.report asks ClackID for your verified lock days, your check record, whether checks are running or paused, and which days your checks were kept or missed, each time you open Today, History, Lock or setup. It shows them only to you, and never how many checks you get or when. You connect CageWatchr on your ClackID account, not here. We send ClackID the id it gave us when you signed in, never anything from your journal, and we keep no copy of what comes back. Switch it off, or disconnect on ClackID, and it stops straight away.

A journal about orgasms and chastity is information about your sex life. It is kept only for you, shown only to you, and never sent to anyone or any other app.

We do not store your IP address. The fonts are served from this site, so no page asks a third party for anything. There are no tracking or advertising cookies.

The front page shows a few totals over everybody, such as how many caged days have been logged. They are rounded down and never describe one person.

You can delete everything from Settings. It is removed straight away.