Public trust
Privacy Policy
Folara is a calm personal tool for saving useful things and finding them again later. This page explains the minimum we need to store to run the product, support your account, and keep the service safe.
Private by default
Folara is private by default.
Your saved items, notes, collections, and export records stay tied to your account rather than being published publicly.
What Folara stores
We store the email address tied to your account, the material you choose to save, your notes, collections, and export records.
We also retain a small amount of operational and security information needed to run the product, prevent abuse, and investigate failures.
AI and relatedness processing
Folara may send eligible text from saved items to external AI processing providers so the product can generate embeddings and improve related-item suggestions.
Folara uses that processing to run product features. External providers may still process that data under their own terms and policies.
Provider categories Folara relies on
Folara relies on infrastructure, transactional email, and AI processing providers to host the product, deliver sign-in and support email, and run relatedness features.
Those providers may change over time as long as Folara's core trust posture stays the same.
Cookies and sessions
Folara uses essential cookies needed to keep you signed in and protect your session.
Folara does not use third-party advertising cookies, and it does not use a third-party analytics tracker for marketing profiling.
Exports, deletion, and bounded retention
Folara offers a portable export so you can keep a Markdown + JSON copy of your library.
Deleting your account removes access to your library and the personal space tied to your email.
Folara keeps operational and security records for limited periods rather than forever, and it purges them on a rolling basis to keep the service lean.
Some records may still be retained when required for legal or security reasons.
Email-link sign-in
Folara uses a secure email link to keep sign-in simple. We use your email address to send the sign-in link and account-related messages.
If you have questions about privacy, deletion, or exports, you can use the contact path on the contact page.