Privacy Notice

Last updated: November 9, 2026

Fuscripts is a set of personal projects that I build and run myself. This page explains what the apps collect, who else handles it, and what you can do about it. It covers the apps you sign in to at fuscapp.fuscripts.com, the Fuscripts connector for AI assistants, and the Even G2 glasses apps.

The short version

  • I collect what the apps need to work, plus basic usage analytics.
  • I don't sell your data or use it for advertising.
  • You can turn analytics off in Fusettings.
  • You can ask me to delete your data by emailing fusca@fuscripts.com.

    • What I collect

    Your account. You sign in with Google or Microsoft. I keep the ID they give me, an internal user ID, and a one-way hash of your email address. I don't store the email address itself.

    What you put in the apps. Lists, chores, tasks, plans, letters and anything else you add. It's stored so the app can show it back to you.

    Usage analytics. See the next section.

    Technical logs. The servers keep logs to fix errors and protect the apps. These are deleted after 90 days at most.

    Usage analytics

    I use PostHog to see how the apps are used, so I know what to fix and what to build.

    What's recorded: the pages you open, named actions such as "item added" or "letter sent", small details about those actions such as how many items you added, when they happened, which app you first opened, your internal user ID, and browser and device details such as your browser, operating system, screen size, language and time zone.

    What isn't recorded: what you type, item names, letter content or notes. There's no session recording, your IP address is discarded, and query strings are removed from page addresses.

    In your browser: PostHog keeps a small record in your browser's local storage so it can recognize your browser. It doesn't use cookies.

    Turning it off: go to Fusettings and switch off "Share usage analytics". This applies to that browser, across all the web apps. Sign-ins and new accounts are recorded on the server, so that switch doesn't cover them.

    Who else handles your data

    ServiceWhyWhat it receivesApps
    Amazon Web ServicesHosting and storage, in the United StatesAll app dataAll
    Google, MicrosoftSign-inYour sign-in with themAll
    OpenAIAI featuresVoice recordings and text you submit to those featuresFushopping, Fuscoach, Fuscalendar
    PostHogUsage analyticsWhat's described aboveWeb apps

    Each of these handles data under its own terms and privacy policy.

    Who else can see your data

    People you share with. If you share a list, chore space or other item with a friend through Fuscamigos, they can see it.

    AI assistants you connect. If you connect an assistant such as Claude through the Fuscripts connector, it can read and change your Fuscalendar, Fuschores, Fuscoach and Fushopping data after you approve it. Its provider handles that data under its own terms.

    Glasses apps. The Fushopping glasses app uses the same service as the web app, and the Even companion app stores your sign-in token. Fusconverter runs entirely on your device and sends nothing to me.

    Keeping and deleting your data

    Your data stays until you delete it in the app or ask me to delete your account. There's no self-service account deletion yet, so email fusca@fuscripts.com and I'll delete your account, your app data and your analytics record.

    Analytics events are kept for up to 7 years.

    Where your data is

    The apps run in the United States. If you use them from elsewhere, your data is transferred there.

    Children

    The apps aren't meant for children under 13, and I don't knowingly collect their data.

    Changes

    If this notice changes, I'll update this page and the date at the top.

    Contact

    Questions or requests: fusca@fuscripts.com