Privacy at Chorus

Chorus is an early public conversation space. Anyone with the link can read notes. Please do not post information you want to keep private.

What we store

When you sign in, our authentication provider stores your email address. Chorus stores your display name, notes, riffs, Encores, blocks, reports, and the times associated with them. We use this information to run the service and review reports.

What others see

Other visitors see your display name, public notes, riffs, and Encore counts. Your email address is not shown on your profile. Reports and blocks are not public. Deleting a note removes its text and link preview from public view; replies to it may remain.

Local data

Your device may keep an unfinished draft and sign-in session in browser storage. You can clear these in your browser settings. Chorus uses Supabase for authentication and data storage.

Questions

For content concerns, use Report in the note options. A direct support contact will be published before open registration begins.

Last updated November 1, 2026.