Privacy

Last updated: 2026-11-11

Content Compass is a private tool. This page says what it does with your information, in plain words.

Who runs it

James Srebnick runs Content Compass. It is a private tool for one creator, and for James, who helps her. It is not open to the public.

What it reads

When the creator connects her TikTok or Instagram account, Content Compass reads:

• Basic profile details, such as the account name.
• Her own posts, such as the caption, date and thumbnail picture.
• The numbers for those posts, such as views, likes, comments and shares.

Access is read-only.

What it never does

• It never posts, comments, sends messages or follows anyone on her accounts.
• It never sells or shares her data.
• It does not show ads or track anyone.

What else it keeps

Notes, ideas and planned posts that the creator and James type into the app are saved too.

Where it is kept

Everything is kept on a private home server. The server is not open to the public internet. The keys that let Content Compass read an account are saved encrypted.

These public pages set no cookies and use no analytics.

How long it is kept

Content Compass keeps the data until she disconnects the account or asks for it to be deleted.

How to delete it

In the app, she can disconnect an account. That deletes the saved account keys right away. Posts and numbers already saved stay until she asks for them to be deleted.

To have everything deleted, email srebnickjames@icloud.com. It will be done within 30 days. Backup copies are removed within 14 days, so the deletion is complete within 30 days. See how to delete your data.

You can also remove Content Compass from your TikTok or Instagram settings at any time.

Contact

Questions about privacy: srebnickjames@icloud.com.