Privacy

Daypost stores your account details, connected channel identifiers, publishing permissions, scheduled posts, media, and delivery history so it can publish on your behalf. Channel credentials are encrypted at rest. API keys are stored as hashes. Daypost records key permissions, expiry and last use.

Daypost sends content and related metadata to the platforms you select. Vercel and Neon host the service and store media and records. Stripe processes payments and sends Daypost subscription status. Resend delivers account email when email sign-in is configured.

Uploaded media is private. The publishing worker may issue temporary media links for platforms that fetch files by URL. Temporary media is deleted after delivery. Files with failed or unconfirmed deliveries are kept for at least 24 hours so you can review them. Reusable files expire after 30 days of inactivity. You can delete media when it is out of the queue.

Disconnect channels in the workspace to remove Daypost’s stored publishing credentials. You can revoke access in your social platform settings and delete your Daypost data from Billing. Published content is managed on the platform where it appears.