Your year, yours alone
A privacy policy you can actually read.
Save These Days keeps your record in a private account so it survives across your devices. Only you can see it. Here is the whole picture, plainly.
Last updated 3 September 2026.
What we hold about you
An account — your email address and the name you choose — and the record you build inside it: your prompts, your voice recordings, your written notes and your reflections. It is stored in our database with row-level security so that your rows are readable only by you. We do not sell it, and we never use it to train anything.
Your voice recordings
Recordings are made by your own browser, sent over an encrypted connection, and stored in a private bucket that is reachable only through short-lived links signed for your account. To make your words searchable and printable, each recording is transcribed once using OpenAI’s speech-to-text API; the audio is sent solely for that purpose and is not used by OpenAI to train their models. The transcript is stored alongside your recording, for you.
Who helps us run it
Three processors, and only for the job named: Supabase (authentication, database and file storage, hosted in the EU); OpenAI (one-time transcription of each recording); and Vercel(hosting the site, and counting visitors to the public pages — the home page, the prompts archive and pages like this one — with its cookieless Web Analytics: the page visited, where you came from, your country and the kind of device, in aggregate, never a name or an email, and never on a signed-in page, so nothing from your record is ever sent to it). There is no advertising, no cross-site tracking, and no pixel from Google or Meta. The cookies page has the detail.
Your memories are never hostage
You can open a printable HTML keepsake of the year from your profile at any time, and you can delete any moment from the archive. You can close the Save These Days archive from Profile — it removes every moment, note, transcript and reflection we hold for you here. The same email still signs in to the other weave apps. If that fails, nothing is claimed deleted, and you can still write to us. Your record is yours.
Your rights
Under UK GDPR you can ask us for a copy of your data, ask us to correct or delete it, or object to how we handle it. Deleting a moment removes its recording and transcript; deleting your account removes everything we hold for you.
If you need us
Write to Rarest Form Limited (UK company number 17433459), 26 Cromwell Road, Ascot, SL5 9DG, United Kingdom. A real person answers.