Cento · iPhone

Privacy policy

Last updated July 27, 2026

The short version

Cento is a reading tracker, not a data business. You can walk the whole hundred-book path, earn points, and keep your journal without ever creating an account — in that case nothing leaves your phone. An account exists for exactly one feature: the Circle, a small private leaderboard with people you invite. There are no ads, no trackers, no analytics SDKs, and we never sell data to anyone.

What stays on your device

If you delete the app, this on-device data is deleted with it.

What we store if you join a Circle

Signing in creates an account with our backend provider (Supabase). We store:

Progress and points are visible only to members of circles you join — there is no public feed and no way for strangers to find you.

The website

If you request an invite on getcento.app, we store the email address (and the name, if you choose to give one) that you submit, so we can send the invitation. Nothing else — the site sets no analytics or advertising cookies.

Deleting your account

In the app: Circle tab → Account → Delete account. This permanently removes your account, profile, progress events, and circle memberships from our servers. Your on-device journal is untouched — it was never ours to hold.

Third parties

Two, both infrastructure: Supabase hosts the account database, and Resend delivers account emails (confirmation, password recovery). Book pages link out to external sites — bookshops and summary services — which have their own privacy policies once you leave the app.

Children

Cento is rated 12+ and is made for readers of all ages walking a serious reading list. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13; accounts are optional and never required to read.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes materially, we'll update this page and the date above. Questions or requests — including data deletion by email if you can't reach the in-app button — go to hello@getcento.app.