PRIVACY & CONTACT · NOVEMBER 2026

Your portrait stays private.

Set in Prime does not place your name or dedication in a public gallery. This page explains what the studio stores and how sharing works.

What we store

When you create a portrait, we store the name, optional dedication, colour choice, generated number, proof, artwork, and processing records. A keyed hash derived from your network address helps enforce creation and proof-check limits. Your raw network address is not stored in the portrait database by our application; hosting providers may process it in request logs.

Where it is processed

Vercel hosts the website and the isolated workspaces that search for primes and run Lean. Supabase stores portrait records and private files. The normal creation and proof-checking process does not call an AI model. Buy Me a Coffee is a separate service with its own privacy practices, used only if you follow the support link.

Your browser and gift links

Your browser stores private access keys for up to five recent portraits. Clearing the browser’s recent list removes those local references, not the server copies. Protect your browser and your links: anyone holding a gift link can view and download that portrait. A recipient gift link does not grant permission to start hosted proof checks.

Individual file links expire after one hour. The private gift page obtains fresh links while the portrait remains available. Gift pages are marked not to be indexed by search engines; access still depends on keeping the link private.

Retention and removal

There is currently no automatic deletion schedule. Records and files are retained to support returning to your downloads and checking for duplicate numbers. Save your downloads if you want a lasting copy; online availability is not guaranteed permanently.

You can request removal of a portrait or ask a privacy question using the contact address below. Include the portrait ID if you have it; you do not need to email the private access key. Removing a portrait cannot recall copies already downloaded or shared by a recipient.

Contact

Ian M. Finn · ifinn005@gmail.com