Privacy

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If you're requesting a song

When you send a request we store three things:

• The song text you typed.
• The name you added, if you added one. This is optional — leave it blank and nothing is stored.
• An anonymous device identifier: a random code kept in your browser so we can count votes fairly and stop one phone flooding the list. It isn't linked to your identity and we can't use it to recognise you anywhere else.

We don't ask for an account, an email address or a phone number, and we don't use advertising or analytics trackers.

Who can see your request

The musician sees everything you send, including any name you added — that's the point of the name field. On the public request page, only song titles and vote counts are shown. Names are never displayed publicly, and the technical permissions on our database prevent the public page from reading them at all.

How long we keep it

Requests are automatically deleted after 12 months, along with any name attached to them. This runs as a scheduled job — it isn't something anyone has to remember to do.

If you're a musician using AnyRequests

We store your email address and password (hashed, never in plain text) for signing in, plus whatever you put on your page: your name, page link, tagline, images, links and tip link. You can change or delete any of it from your dashboard at any time.

Getting something removed

Ask the musician whose page you used — they can hide or delete any request from their dashboard immediately. If you'd rather contact us, or you want your musician account and all its data deleted, email privacy@anyrequests.app and we'll deal with it.

Where your data lives

AnyRequests runs on Supabase (database and file storage) and Vercel (hosting). Payments and tips are handled entirely by the musician's own payment provider — we never see or process a payment.