Privacy

AIOW stores only what the features on this site need. There is no advertising and no analytics.

Signing in asks your wallet for a signature. That signature is not a transaction and costs no gas. AIOW stores the wallet address with the account. It never asks for a seed phrase or a private key, and it does not hold funds.

After you sign in, the browser keeps an HttpOnly cookie named aiow_session. It identifies the session. Signing out clears it.

If you create a profile, AIOW stores the username, display name, short bio, and an optional photo you upload. A public profile page shows those fields.

NF Music can play a featured collection without an account. This browser remembers the skin and the window layout, and track lengths for the session. Those notes stay on the device.

Artwork and audio load directly from third parties, including OpenSea, seadn, Pinata, and other IPFS gateways. Those hosts can see the visitor's IP address.

The site is hosted on Vercel. The data AIOW keeps is stored in Supabase.

An artist claim stores the collection, the signing wallet, the payout address, the signature and signed message, and the review status. It can also store a proof type, the OpenSea creator address, a verification code, and website, X, and Instagram links. An approved payout address is shown on the artist card. A tip, when one is offered, is a transfer you start from your own wallet. AIOW does not take a fee and does not process the payment.

The Vault checks whether a signed-in wallet holds a token for a demo room. It does not open a separate account.

Error reports are sent only if the site operator has turned on an error reporter. That reporter is off unless it is configured.