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Privacy notice

Effective 12 October 2026. Scire is operated by Lebelo Labs in Lesotho. For privacy requests, email katleho@tryscire.com.

Information we collect

When you sign in with Google, we receive your Google account identifier, name, and email address. Google sign-in asks only for basic identity information; it does not give Scire access to your Gmail messages. If you use email sign-in, Resend processes the address and one-time code you provide to deliver the message. We store a hash of the code with a five-minute expiry to verify the sign-in. We also store the subscriptions, amounts, currencies, renewal dates, corrections, review decisions, and account activity needed to operate and protect the service.

How we use it

We use this information to sign you in, show your subscription workspace, save your entries, and respond to support requests. Plus subscribers can optionally connect Gmail through Composio to search likely billing messages within a chosen period: five days, 30 days, 90 days by default, six months, one year, or all available history. Larger scans run in batches. The Composio connection requests full Gmail permission (read, compose, send, and permanently delete messages). Scire limits its Gmail operations to reading subscription evidence and does not send, change, or delete Gmail messages. Scire stores relevant normalized message text, subject, sender, dates and source identifiers for subscription discovery and review. Attachments are skipped. Saved email evidence is kept for 90 days after import and removed by scheduled cleanup. This retention period is separate from how far back you choose to scan. We retain message identifiers and processing dates, without message content, until you delete your account so completed messages are not analysed again. Disconnecting stops future scans; deleting your account removes stored evidence. If Plus access ends, automatic scans stop; saved records remain until you remove them or delete your account.

Service providers and transfers

Google provides identity sign-in and website icons. Icon requests send the merchant’s domain to Google’s favicon service. Vercel hosts the website, Neon stores account records, and Resend delivers sign-in codes, account confirmations, and optional subscription emails. Composio manages optional Gmail OAuth connections, stores and refreshes Google credentials, and processes Gmail API requests. If AI classification is configured, TypeSafe processes bounded message text to identify subscription evidence. These providers may process information outside Lesotho. We share information with them only to run Scire, and we do not sell your account or subscription information.

Optional usage analytics

Analytics are off until you allow them. PostHog receives only page categories, fixed feature actions and opted-in milestones through Scire’s server. We use a separate opaque identifier, not your email, name or Google account identifier. We exclude subscription names, amounts, email evidence, prompts, credentials and URL queries. Automatic click capture and session replay are disabled. We request no IP-based location processing. A preference cookie and anonymous identifier support your choice. Turn analytics off using Analytics preferences while signed in to stop future browser and account collection. Choices made while signed out apply only to that browser; signed-in account choices also govern background account and purchase milestones. Requests already in flight may complete. Turning off analytics does not remove previously collected events. Contact us for deletion of existing analytics records. Browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control disable browser collection. Your consent and milestone deduplication records remain until account deletion. Optional possible-subscription emails require a separate preference and a signed-in review before adding a new record.

Support email

Emails to info@tryscire.com or katleho@tryscire.com are received by Resend and forwarded, including attachments, to Katleho’s Gmail inbox. Katleho may reply personally through Resend. Scire’s reply tool stores the incoming message identifier, sender address, branded recipient, subject and threading identifier. It also keeps a hash of each reply, the founder’s account identifier, and send status and provider receipt to prevent duplicate replies; it does not store the original body, attachments or reply text in its database. Gmail and Resend retain the messages under their own retention settings. These support records are separate from your Scire account and remain after account deletion; contact Katleho to request access or deletion. Minimal message identifiers and send receipts may be retained to prevent duplicate sends.

AI agent connections

Agent access is off by default. Enabling it allows you to authorize an AI client through Scire’s OAuth sign-in and consent flow. Your connected ChatGPT, Codex, or supported MCP agent can then read saved subscription names, plans, amounts, currencies, statuses, and renewal dates. We do not expose raw emails, sign-in codes, or provider credentials through these tools. Tool responses are shared with the AI client you connect and are subject to that provider’s own privacy terms. Revoke access in Settings to stop future reads; revocation does not erase information the client already received. The access preference is exported with your account data and removed when you delete your account.

Retention and your choices

Your manual subscription records remain until you remove them or delete your account. Sign-in sessions expire after 14 days unless you sign in again. You can export your Scire data and delete your account from Settings. Account deletion removes your account and related records from the active database; provider backup copies may follow a separate retention schedule. Contact us to ask about a backup copy or request access, correction, or deletion.

Security and changes

Scire uses HTTPS and a secure, HTTP-only sign-in cookie. Access to your workspace is tied to your account. We may update this notice as the service changes; the effective date above will change when we do. If a change materially affects how we use your information, we will explain it before the new use begins.

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