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Privacy

What a card stores, who can see it, and how to have it deleted. No ads, no cookies, no cross-site tracking.

What is stored

  • The card itself: the theme you picked, what it reveals, your message and the name you signed it with.
  • An ultrasound photo, only if you upload one. It is stored in a private-by-obscurity bucket and served from a URL nobody can guess.
  • A gift list and delivery address, only if you add one.
  • An email address, only if you ask for a copy of your link, or if you join the Bun Club. Club mail is only used to write when there is a new kind of card or a story worth sharing; it is not sold, and a note to hello@mylittlebun.com takes you off the list.
  • Counts: how many times a card has been opened, and how many people guessed each way.

Analytics, and what is not tracked

The site counts page views with Vercel Web Analytics, which is cookieless: it records aggregate numbers — how many people visited which page — not who anyone is, and it cannot follow you to other sites. There are no advertising pixels and no third-party trackers, and nothing follows you around the internet afterwards. Your IP address is used in memory to rate-limit abuse and is not written to the database.

Who can see a card

Anyone holding the link. That is the point — a card is meant to be forwarded around a family. Links are unguessable by design: the readable part is the sender's name and the rest is random, so a card cannot be found by browsing or by searching. Cards are marked noindex, so search engines are asked not to list them.

Who it is shared with

  • Supabase — stores the card and any photo.
  • Vercel — serves the site and counts page views (cookieless, aggregate only).
  • Resend — sends the one email containing your own link, if you ask for it.
  • A payment provider — only if card payments are switched on, and it never sees the card's contents.

That is the whole list. Nothing is sold, and nothing is handed to an advertiser.

How long it is kept

A card and its link last indefinitely, because family come back to look at them. Ask and any card is deleted, with its photo, and the link stops working straight away. Write to hello@mylittlebun.com. A Bun Club email is kept until you ask to leave.

Children

This site is for adults announcing a pregnancy. It is not directed at children and asks for no information about them beyond what a parent chooses to put on their own card.