Privacy

What Nibl is

Nibl lets people make a page at nibl.me/@name, share links, and choose who sees what. This page covers the information Nibl keeps when you use it, and when you visit someone's Nibl page.

If you have a Nibl account

We keep your name, email address and a scrambled (hashed) copy of your password, plus whatever you add to your page — links, text, images and files.

We keep a record of sign-ins and important changes so you can see what happened on your account.

When you sign up and sign in we record your IP address, browser and device, the approximate location of that address (country and city), and how you found Nibl (for example, the website or Nibl page that sent you). We use this to keep accounts safe and stop abuse.

You can download everything in your account, or delete your account, from Settings at any time.

If you visit a Nibl page

The page owner sees what was opened and roughly where visitors came from (for example, a TikTok link). Your own visits as an owner, and known bots, aren't counted.

If you open a personal invite, confirm your email or reply to a link someone sent you, the page owner can see that it was you.

A small cookie remembers your device so codes and invites keep working. Anything beyond that only starts after you agree in the cookie notice.

You can download or delete what a page has recorded about you from that page's privacy link.

What we don't do

We don't sell anyone's information, and we don't show ads.

Who helps us run Nibl

Nibl is hosted by Hostinger. Emails such as sign-in codes and invites are sent through an email provider. IP addresses are looked up with ipwho.is to find their approximate location. They only get what they need to do that job.

Questions

If you have a question about your information, or want something removed, contact us through the support details on nibl.me.