Privacy

What Catalog Club saves

When you sign in with Discogs, Catalog Club saves:

• Your Discogs username.
• The access token Discogs gives Catalog Club, encrypted, so it can read your orders and messages. It can't see your Discogs password.
• If your account has order alerts, when each of your orders last changed, so the same alert isn't sent twice.
• Your sales totals by month: order and item counts and money in, with no buyers or items. They're kept so the sales page opens quickly, and replaced with new ones from Discogs when you open the page and they're over an hour old.
• Any feedback texts you save on the feedback page.
• A sign-in cookie in your browser, which lasts 30 days.

Your orders, listings, and feedback themselves aren't saved. The pages read them from Discogs each time you open them.

Who sees it

Only Catalog Club. Nothing is sold or shared, and there are no ads or trackers.

Deleting it

Use "Delete my data" at the bottom of the orders page to delete everything above and sign out. You can also remove Catalog Club from the connected applications in your Discogs settings, which stops it reading your orders.