Privacy
Last updated November 12, 2026
cloudhopr is a small, private, invite-only site for friends and family. It isn't a business, it shows no ads, and it doesn't sell or share anyone's information.
What we store
- Your profile: the username and display name you choose.
- If you sign in with Google: your Google account ID and email address. Google tells us these when you sign in. We never see or store your Google password.
- If you use a passkey: the passkey's public key, a name for the device (like "iPhone") and when it was last used. The private part of a passkey never leaves your device, so we can't use it to sign in as you.
- Invites: who invited whom, and when.
- What you post: your page (about me, mood, theme and custom style), blog posts, comments, guestbook notes, friends and top friends, and the pictures you upload. Photos are shrunk on your device before uploading, which also strips hidden location data.
cloudhopr has no passwords at all, so there are none to leak.
Cookies
We set one cookie to keep you signed in, and a short-lived one while you set up or use a passkey. There are no analytics, tracking or advertising cookies.
The sign-in and join pages load Google's "Sign in with Google" button from Google, which is covered by Google's privacy policy.
Who can see it
Nothing on cloudhopr is visible to the public internet. Only signed-in members can see pages, posts and pictures.
Posts marked friends only are shown only to you and your friends. Everything else you post (your page, posts for everyone, comments and guestbook notes) can be seen by every member.
The people who run the site can see account details (like the email Google shares), and can delete posts or comments that break the house rules.
Deleting your account
You can delete your own posts, comments and pictures at any time. Ask the person who invited you, or any cloudhopr admin, and your account and everything stored about you will be deleted.
Changes
As features are added, this page will be updated to say what they store.