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Privacy

Privacy is a product feature.

Your behavioural history is yours. This page explains, in plain language, how PROLOG treats your data.

Last updated: July 2026.

What we collect

PROLOG stores what you deliberately put into it: your account details (name, email), your daily sessions, plans, categories, and the analytics derived from them. The website itself collects nothing beyond what you submit through the Prologgers waiting-list form (your name and email).

How it's protected

Your account is protected by email-based identity and secure password hashing. Sessions are secured. Your productivity data is private to your account — other users cannot see it.

What we will never do

We will never sell your data. We will never show your behavioural history to other users without your explicit action. We will never use dark patterns to extract more data than the product needs.

The waiting list

If you join the Prologgers waiting list, we store your name and email for one purpose: inviting you when the community opens. You can request removal at any time by replying to any email we send.

Questions

Privacy questions are product questions. If anything here is unclear, write to us at hello@joinprolog.com and we'll answer plainly.