Privacy Policy
What we collect, why we collect it, and what we never touch.
Effective date: June 1, 2026. We'll post the date here whenever we change anything below.
The short version
Breve turns your X and Reddit feeds into a daily digest. The reading happens inside your own browser using your existing logins. Our servers never see your social media passwords, cookies, or session tokens. The data Breve does collect is yours, you can delete it at any time, and we never sell it.
What we collect
From your feeds
Post content and basic public metadata — text, author handles, engagement counts, timestamps, links — pulled from the home feed you'd see if you were scrolling yourself.
We do not capture your social media password, cookies, OAuth tokens, direct messages, drafts, notifications, follower lists, account settings, or anything outside the public post feed.
From your Breve account
- Your email address and display name (and the standard Google profile fields if you sign in with Google).
- Your digest preferences — platforms, topics, format, send schedule.
- The digests Breve has generated for you, so you can revisit them.
Automatically
- Standard web server logs (IP address, browser type, timestamps) for security and abuse prevention.
- Crash reports when something on the site breaks, so we can fix it.
How we use it
- Generate your digest from the posts and preferences you've given us.
- Send your scheduled newsletter to the email on your account.
- Show your past digests on your dashboard.
Who else sees your data
Breve uses a small set of third-party services to operate. Each sees only what they need to do their job:
- An authentication provider — sees your email, name, and login activity.
- A large language model provider — receives post text and your preferences to write the digest. Per their commercial terms, your inputs are not used to train their models.
- An email delivery service — sees your email address and the content of your scheduled digests.
- A cloud hosting provider — stores everything described above.
- An error-reporting service — sees crash stack traces.
We do not sell your data. We do not share it with advertisers, data brokers, or anyone outside this list.
Your rights
- See your data. Your profile and past digests are the full view of what we have.
- Delete individual digests from the Delete button on each one. They sit in Recently Deleted for 30 days, then are permanently removed.
- Unsubscribe from any newsletter via the one-click link in its email footer.
- Delete your account from your Profile page. Account data and all associated digests are removed.
How long we keep things
- Posts pulled for digests — held only as long as we need to build your digest, then purged.
- Generated digests — kept until you delete them.
- Account data — kept until you delete your account.
- Server logs and crash reports — kept for a short window for security and debugging, then purged.
Security
All traffic between your browser and Breve is encrypted in transit. Accounts are isolated so one user cannot read another's data. Authentication is handled by an established third-party provider that manages password hashing, session tokens, and 2FA.
Changes to this policy
If we make material changes, we'll update the effective date at the top and notify you in your next digest email. The current version always lives at breve.now/privacy.
Contact
Questions or concerns: support@breve.now.