Privacy Policyplain-language summary
Last updated October 1, 2026. This summary describes how the PixelFlirt closed beta handles data today and will change as the product develops.
What PixelFlirt is
PixelFlirt operates the PixelFlirt creator workflow software, currently in closed beta. It syncs Fansly account data, keeps fan context, prepares reply drafts, and delivers messages you approve. You can reach us at hello@pixelflirt.com.
Session handling in the beta
The Chrome connector captures and refreshes your Fansly session. In the current beta, an operator manually copies the captured session through the clipboard to an authorized daemon host; secure in-product pairing is not available yet. The daemon uses that session to sync your Fansly data in the background, to mark messages as read when you ask it to or before sending a reply you approved, to deliver messages you explicitly approve, and, if enabled for your account, to keep an authenticated real-time connection to Fansly open.
What PixelFlirt stores
Synced data is stored on PixelFlirt's servers, not only in your browser. This includes account and inbox data, subscriber and purchase records, custom notes, fan profiles, drafts and send records, settings, and operational logs. From your vault, PixelFlirt may store album and media metadata and previews from any live album, and imports original files only from albums you opt into.
AI processing
To prepare drafts and maintain fan profiles and your creator persona, PixelFlirt sends relevant context to external AI model providers. This can include message text, your own past replies, fan profile details, persona settings, and images fans send so they can be described for a draft. Which providers are used depends on how the service is configured. Retention by these providers depends on the provider and the service options configured.
Hosting and account storage
Vercel hosts the PixelFlirt website and application. Supabase provides PixelFlirt sign-in, our application database, and storage for synced media. Both process the account information and synced content needed to operate PixelFlirt.
Usage and performance measurements
When enabled, Vercel Web Analytics measures visits to our public pages, and Vercel Speed Insights measures how quickly pages load and respond across the website and the signed-in app. These measurements can include page addresses, referring pages, query information, and technical details about your browser, device, and approximate location. Page addresses can themselves contain identifying information.
Error diagnostics
When enabled, Sentry receives error diagnostics from the website, the app, and our servers, along with browser security reports, so we can investigate failures. Before they are forwarded, selected sensitive fields are removed and redaction is applied. This filtering reduces what is sent but cannot guarantee that every personal detail is removed.
Demo booking
When our demo booking page displays its embedded booking calendar, your browser connects to Cal.com. Cal.com processes the booking details you provide, such as your name, email address, and appointment information, along with technical information such as your IP address and browser details.
Your controls
You approve every outbound message. You can pause the assistant, choose which vault albums import original files, and review fan profiles. Turning a feature off or opting an album out does not by itself delete data already stored.
Contact
Questions about privacy or the data held for your account can be sent to hello@pixelflirt.com.