UnderRhythm ("we", "us", "the site") is a non-commercial fan project — a player for fan-made music and cover art. We collect as little personal data as technically possible, and this page describes all of it: what is stored, why, for how long, and how you stay in control of it at all times.
Everything below exists solely so that the account system can work:
UnderRhythm sets exactly one cookie, and only after you
log in. It contains a single random identifier that keeps you signed in
between visits; it holds no personal information, and it is marked
HttpOnly so page scripts cannot read it. It is a strictly
functional cookie — we use no advertising, analytics, or third-party
cookies of any kind. Logging out deletes it.
Player preferences — volume, the last track you listened to, and (for
guests) liked tracks — are kept in your browser's own
localStorage. This data stays on your device; it is never
transmitted to our server and we cannot see it. When you first log into an
account, likes you made as a guest are moved into the account so they
aren't lost.
fonts.googleapis.com / fonts.gstatic.com. Like any
request to any web server, this reveals your IP address to Google. See
Google's privacy policy.No other third parties are involved. Your data is never sold, rented, shared, or used to build any kind of profile.
Account data is kept only while the account exists. Open your profile and choose Delete account — after confirming with your password, your username, email address, password hash, liked tracks, and profile picture are erased from the database immediately and permanently. There is no grace period, no soft-delete, and no backup restore of deleted accounts; the deletion is done entirely by you, with no contact with us required.
Passwords are stored only as bcrypt hashes, sessions use random identifiers in HttpOnly cookies, login and registration attempts are rate-limited, and in production the site is served exclusively over HTTPS.
UnderRhythm is not directed at children. Do not register if you are not old enough to agree to these terms on your own under the law of your country.
If our data practices ever change, this page will be updated and the date at the top revised before the change takes effect. Since the site stores so little, we expect changes to be rare.