webbysol.fun

Privacy

Last updated: 15 October 2026

webbysol builds websites for businesses, creators and coin communities. This page sets out what we collect when you use it, why, which other companies handle it, and how to have it deleted. We collect as little as we can, and we do not sell data or run advertising.

What we keep about you

  • Your account. You sign in with Google or a passkey through Privy, our login provider. Privy holds your sign-in details, including your email address if you use Google. We store the account id Privy gives us, and a display name and picture if you set them.
  • Your wallet. Privy creates a Solana wallet for your account, and we store its public address. The keys are held by Privy for you, never by us, and nothing leaves the wallet unless you approve that exact payment, launch or swap.
  • Your sites. Everything you build is stored on our servers, so you can edit it from any device and it can be served at its address. We also keep up to 20 saved versions of each site so changes can be undone. Business details you add on the Get found page (address, phone, opening hours and the like) are published with your site so search engines can read them.
  • Your uploads. Pictures and videos you add are kept in our file storage. For each one we record which account uploaded it, its size and a fingerprint of the file, so that a file removed for breaking our rules cannot be uploaded again. Pictures are also checked for explicit content inside your own browser before they upload; only the result of that check is recorded.
  • Payments. For a payment in SOL or USDC we store the transaction signature, the amount and the paying wallet, all of which are public on the Solana blockchain anyway. Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay payments are handled by Stripe: your card details go to Stripe and never reach us, and we keep Stripe's payment reference and the amount.
  • Coins and swaps. When you launch a coin, or make a swap from your wallet page, we build the transaction, you approve it, and we send it to the Solana network. For a launch we keep the coin's address, the transaction signature and the launchpad it went to. A coin's name, picture and description are published with it and cannot be withdrawn.
  • Shop security. If you run a shop, we store the public keys of the passkeys you register and, if you set one up, your authenticator secret, encrypted. A Shippo or EasyPost key you connect for shipping prices is stored encrypted too.
  • Referrals. If you arrive through someone's referral link, a cookie remembers their code for 30 days. If you then sign up, we record who referred you so that their reward can be paid.
  • Reviews and reports. A review you write is stored with the name and picture you give it. A report about a site stores what you wrote (for a copyright complaint, that includes your name and email) and a one-way hash of your IP address, used only to stop one person flooding reports.

Buying from a shop

Shops on webbysol sites take payment through Stripe's checkout, straight into the shop owner's own Stripe account. We store each order: what was bought, the total, and the name, email, phone number, delivery address and note entered at checkout, so that the shop owner can fulfil it. The shop owner sees these details in their dashboard and is responsible for how they use them. If a shop shows live shipping prices, the ZIP or postcode and country you enter are sent to its shipping provider (Shippo or EasyPost) to fetch them.

AI features

Ask Webby, the assistant in the editor, is an AI. Your questions and a description of the site you are editing are sent to Anthropic, which runs the model, to write each answer, and we do not save the conversation. When you start a business site from a template, your business name, what you tell us about it and the template's text are sent to Anthropic to write a first draft. Background removal sends the picture to our image processing service (Hugging Face or Modal) and stores only the result. If you connect your own AI app to webbysol, it can read and change the sites you allow it to, and what it does with them is governed by that app's own terms. Write it for me on the Get found page sends your site's text and business details to Anthropic to draft the title and description search engines show.

Visitors to published sites

Visits to published sites. So that the owner of a site can see how it is doing, we keep a count of views and visitors for each published site, per day. There is no log of individual visits, no cookie, and no stored IP address. To avoid counting the same person twice in a day we keep a one-way hash of the visitor's address and browser, salted with a secret and with the site and the date, which cannot be reversed, cannot be matched across two sites, stops meaning anything at midnight, and is deleted within days. For a browser sending Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control we skip that step entirely: the visit is added to the day's total and nothing whatsoever is derived about the visitor, so they are never counted as a distinct person. Only the site's owner can see its numbers.

Analytics. We use Vercel Web Analytics to count page views. It sets no cookies, stores no IP address, and does not follow anyone between sites. We see totals, not people. Because sites published on webbysol are served by the same application, visits to them are counted too. Content blockers stop it, and nothing on the site depends on it running.

Published sites can include things their owners embed from other services, such as price charts, posts from X or videos. When you view those, your browser connects to that service directly, under its own privacy policy.

Cookies and local storage

We use a handful of cookies, all needed for the site to work. None of them track you across other websites, and none are for advertising.

  • Privy's sign-in cookies keep you signed in.
  • wb_anon lets you build before signing in, so a draft belongs to the browser that made it. It lasts a year.
  • wb_unlock keeps a shop dashboard unlocked for 12 hours after you use your passkey.
  • wb_ref remembers a referral code for 30 days.
  • wb_locale remembers the language you chose.

Your light or dark mode choice is kept in your browser's local storage and is never sent to us.

Companies that handle data for us

We share data with these services only to run webbysol:

  • Vercel hosts the site and keeps short-lived request logs, including IP addresses, for security and debugging.
  • Supabase hosts our database and file storage.
  • Privy runs sign-in and wallets, with Google involved if you sign in with Google.
  • Stripe processes card payments, and shop payments into shop owners' own accounts.
  • Anthropic runs the AI behind Ask Webby, first drafts and our Telegram bot.
  • Helius connects us to the Solana network; wallet addresses and transactions pass through it.
  • Jupiter builds swaps from your wallet page and receives your wallet's public address to do it.
  • DexScreener, Birdeye, GeckoTerminal, pump.fun and StonkFun supply market data. Those requests carry contract addresses, not information about you.
  • Hugging Face or Modal removes picture backgrounds when you ask.
  • Shippo or EasyPost quotes shipping prices, only for shops that connect them.
  • ImprovMX and Google (Gmail) deliver and hold email sent to support@webbysol.fun.
  • Bing and the other IndexNow search engines are told your site's public address when you publish or change it.

Webby on Telegram

Webby, our Telegram bot, is an AI. Messages in the webbysol group that it reads or answers are sent to Anthropic to write its replies. It keeps your Telegram name, a short recent transcript of each chat and brief notes about you, such as what you are building, so it can pick up where you left off. Send it /forget to wipe the notes it keeps about you.

How long we keep it, and your rights

We keep your data while your account exists. You can delete any of your sites at any time from your sites page, or your whole account from your profile page: your sites go offline at once and everything is erased seven days later, unless you sign in and cancel. Payment records go with the account, while Stripe keeps its own record of card payments, and anything written to a blockchain is public and permanent: nobody, including us, can remove it. A record of any upload refused for breaking our rules is kept.

To get a copy of what we hold about you, correct it, or have your account deleted if you cannot sign in, email support@webbysol.fun and we will do it within 30 days. Depending on where you live you may have further rights, including the right to complain to your local data protection authority.

Children

webbysol is for adults. You must be 18 or older to use it, and we do not knowingly collect data from anyone younger. If you believe a child has signed up, email support@webbysol.fun and we will delete the account.

Changes

When this page changes, the date at the top changes with it.