FAQ

At app level, yes: no account system and no persistent user identity in confession records. That said, infrastructure providers can still have operational logs outside app tables.

Normal retention is 7 days. Under storage pressure, emergency cleanup can shorten retention to keep the service available.

No. We do not offer user-level deletion because there is no account linkage back to a poster.

We actively block indexing and archive bots. That reduces archival risk, but no internet platform can promise that every third-party scraper is impossible forever.

Tags are optional keywords. Mentions are plain text context (for example @friend). They do not send notifications or create identity links.

No. There is no account identity attached to confession records.

Confession records do not store poster IPs in app tables. Infrastructure-level logs can still exist outside the app database.

Yes. Likes are anonymous and stored locally on your device, not in a server-side likes profile.

It balances visibility and minimization. Posts stay long enough to be read, then are removed to reduce long-term data accumulation.