Privacy policy

What we know about you.

Short version: your email address, your category list, and nothing else. No trackers, no analytics, no cookies.

What we store

When you subscribe, we record exactly these fields in our SQLite database:

  • Your email address — to deliver the daily edition.
  • Your arXiv category list — to filter what lands in your edition.
  • Your keyword filter, if you provided one — for finer filtering within those categories.
  • Your daily cap (default 4) — to size each edition.
  • A signed token tied to your address — so management links in emails resolve to your account without a password.

What we don't store

  • Your name, location, IP address, browser fingerprint, or any analytics.
  • The papers you opened, replied with, or didn't read.
  • Any tracking pixels in emails — the digest ships as plain HTML with no remote images and no read receipts.
  • Cookies. The site sets none. Your subscription state lives in your email inbox, not your browser.

Third parties

We use three free-tier services to operate. Each receives the minimum data needed:

  • MyMemory — receives paper titles and abstracts to translate to Spanish. Does not receive your email or any identifying information.
  • Brevo (SMTP relay) — receives the outbound email body and your address to deliver it. Does not see your category list.
  • Mailsac (reply inbox) — receives inbound replies containing your address and the paper numbers you sent. Polled every 10 minutes.

Your rights

You can:

  • Edit your categories, keywords, or cap at any time via the manage link in any email.
  • Unsubscribe with one click in any email, or reply STOP.
  • Delete your record completely by replying DELETE — your row is purged within 24 hours.
  • Audit what we run — the entire codebase is on GitHub, MIT-licensed.

Contact

This is a hobby project, not a company. Issues and questions go in the repo issue tracker. The maintainer is reachable through that channel.

Last updated: 20 Jul 2026.

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