Privacy Policy
Xnth is private by default. This is a plain-language summary of how your information is handled during the beta. We will update it as the product develops.
Last updated June 2026
What stays private
Your conversations, drafts, and notes are private. They are not publicly visible and are not shared with other users. Private content is shown only to you (and to administrators strictly where necessary for security, support, or legal compliance).
What becomes public
Only the items you deliberately publish become public. Publishing requires an explicit action by you and captures a snapshot of what you selected. Published items may show authorship and date. See How Publishing Works.
What we collect
- Account details you provide (name, email, profile information).
- Content you create, kept private unless you publish it.
- Basic technical and usage data needed to operate the service.
How we use it
To operate Xnth, secure your account, and improve the product. We do not sell your personal data. Private conversations are not used as public training material, and matching/recommendation features operate on explicit opt-in only.
Your controls
- Unpublish or delete published items at any time.
- Edit or delete your profile information.
- Request export or deletion of your account data.
To exercise any of these, use your account settings or contact us.
Questions
Reach us via the contact page. For how publishing and visibility work in practice, see How Publishing Works and our Terms of Use.