What we read and keep

repo.ing reads only a channel’s public YouTube page, the one anyone can open without an account, for three things: the channel’s name, its channel ID and its description.

To prove a channel is yours, on the claim page, you put a one-time code at the start of the channel’s description. We read the page, look for the code, and keep nothing we read there. You can remove the code afterwards.

repo.ing never asks you to sign in with Google and never reads anything from a Google account.

If a coin is launched for a channel, we keep the channel’s ID, its name as its YouTube page shows it, and its @handle as the person who launched the coin typed it. We read the name again about once a day. If the page does not answer for 30 days, we delete the name and handle and keep only the channel ID.

If you ask for a code, we keep it with the channel’s ID, your wallet and what the code is for, for 60 minutes at most, then delete it.

If you set a payout wallet, we keep the wallet, when you set it, a wallet change while it waits, and the payouts sent to it.

If you hide a channel’s coins, we keep only the channel’s ID and the date. Showing them again deletes that.

None of this is kept in a cookie. We don’t keep channel statistics or the channel’s picture.

To have the payout wallet you set removed, or to ask about anything we keep for your channel, message repo.ing on X and say which channel it is. We remove it within 7 days. You can also ask there to have your channel’s coins hidden, and we do it within 7 days.

Removing what repo.ing keeps does not change anything stored by YouTube. To delete data on YouTube itself, use YouTube or another app that can delete it.

Payouts already sent are recorded on the Solana blockchain, which no one can change or delete. Any coin launched for your channel keeps trading, and fees held for the channel stay held until a wallet is set again.

We don’t sell what we keep, we don’t share it with anyone, and it is never used for ads. A payout is a Solana transaction, so once a channel’s fees are paid, the payout wallet and the amount are public on the blockchain, like every Solana transfer.

repo.ing sets its own cookies only to keep you signed in and to finish a sign-in: your wallet session, and sign-ins with GitHub, X or Hugging Face. Nothing about YouTube is kept in a cookie.

Your browser also keeps a few settings for you, such as the theme, chart style, slippage, the wallet you picked, a launch in progress and your referral link. They stay on your device.

There are no advertising cookies and no third-party trackers on repo.ing. To stop abuse, we count requests from each network address, wallet and channel for a short time.

repo.ing reads YouTube’s public pages; it does not use YouTube API Services or a Google account. When you use YouTube itself, the YouTube Terms of Service and the Google Privacy Policy apply. repo.ing is not affiliated with YouTube or Google.

Questions about this page or your data: message repo.ing on X. If we change what we read or keep, we update this page and its date first. Our terms of use cover the rest of how repo.ing works.