Privacy

Your poems are saved in your browser, on your device. They only leave it when you use one of the features below that needs them to.

The story workshop works the same way, so wherever this page says poems, read stories too.

Kept on your device

Your poems, drafts, collections, notes and settings, the submissions you log, and the contact details you type for a manuscript. There's no account, so there's no copy anywhere else. That also means clearing your browser's data for this site deletes them, so export a backup now and then (Export → Backup).

When something leaves your device

• AI feedback, chat, comparisons and suggestions: the poem goes to my server and on to OpenAI, which writes the reply. OpenAI doesn't use text sent this way to train its models. A background made from a description sends that description the same way.
• Looking up a word (rhymes, synonyms, a definition): only that word is sent, to Datamuse or the Free Dictionary API.
• Sharing a link: the poem is written into the link itself. It isn't stored anywhere, and only people you send the link to can read it.

What the server keeps

• AI replies for 24 hours, so asking about the same poem twice doesn't cost twice. Colours made for a described background are kept for 30 days.
• A count of AI requests per IP address, to stop abuse and keep costs capped. It's a number, not your poems.
• A daily count of which features get used, such as how many browsers opened the Library today. Your browser sends a feature's name at most once a day, with nothing that identifies you or your poems. If your browser sends Global Privacy Control, it sends nothing.
• Vercel, which hosts the site, keeps ordinary server logs. Its analytics count page visits without cookies.

There are no accounts and no tracking cookies, and your poems are never sold or shared.

Questions

Email easywritingpoem@gmail.com. If anything here changes, this page will say so first.

Last updated 29 October 2026.