Privacy at StoryComet

Effective 9 September 2026

StoryComet is an interactive picture-book reader operated by Meng To. Children can read and listen to the books without creating an account. Optional accounts are for parents and other adults.

What the app uses

If you choose email sign-in, we use your email address to send a one-time code and maintain your account. Google sign-in shares your basic profile, including your email address, account identifier, name and profile picture. We use this information to authenticate your account. The app does not request access to Gmail, contacts, Drive or other Google content.

Your reading progress and preferences are stored in your browser on this device. They are not currently synchronized to your account. Sign-in tokens are also stored in your browser so you can stay signed in. Signing out removes this device’s sign-in session; clearing this site’s browser data also removes local progress and preferences.

Services that make the app work

Supabase provides account authentication and stores the book media. The project is hosted in Singapore, and media may be delivered through a global cache. Netlify hosts the website. Resend delivers account emails. Google handles Google sign-in when you choose it. JavaScript libraries are delivered by jsDelivr. These services receive information needed to provide their service, such as network addresses, requests, delivery events and security logs.

The current app has no advertising, user-upload feature, or third-party analytics integration. It does not request a child’s name, email, date of birth, voice recording or location. Please use an adult’s details when signing in or contacting us.

Your choices and account data

You can use the books without signing in and sign out at any time. Account information is retained while the account exists. To request access, correction or deletion of your account information, email hello@storycomet.app from the account’s email address. Service logs and backups may remain for the providers’ retention periods. You can also revoke Google access in your Google Account settings.

If you believe a child has submitted personal information, contact the same address so we can review and remove it. This page will be updated when the app’s data practices change.