Plop is a small app for sharing your bathroom wins with friends. Only you and the friends you accept see your plops. No ads, no tracking, no selling your data. Delete your account any time and it's gone.
Who runs Plop
Plop is a personal project made by Braydon Coyer and shared with friends. Questions about this policy or your data: braydon@coyer.net.
What Plop stores
- Your sign-in. On iPhone, Plop uses Sign in with Apple: we receive an Apple account ID and the email Apple shares (which can be a private relay address). On the web you can also sign in with an emailed link or with Google, which shares your email and name. Your email is used only to sign you in and is never shown to anyone.
- Your profile. The name you choose, your crayon colour, your mascot's accessory, and your friend code (like TURD-4821).
- Your plops. Each one's rating (1–5, or a false alarm), tags, optional caption, optional place (home, work, public or outdoors) and time.
- Comments you leave on plops, and the stickers you've earned.
- Reactions you leave on friends' plops.
- Friendships, friend requests, and anyone you've muted or blocked.
- Reports you make about a plop, comment or person, with the reason you picked and a copy of what was reported, so it can be reviewed even if the original is deleted.
- Which version of the terms you agreed to, and when.
- A push token for your phone, or a push subscription for your browser, if you turn on notifications, so we know where to deliver them.
- Quiet hours, if you set them, with your time zone so pings arrive silently at the right times, and the nudges you've sent recently, so each friend gets at most one a day.
Plop doesn't use your location, contacts, photos or health data, and doesn't include analytics or advertising tools.
Who can see it
- Your accepted friends see your name, mascot, plops and reactions.
- Someone with a pending friend request with you sees only your name and mascot until it's accepted.
- Everyone who can see a plop (its author's friends) sees the comments and reactions on it, with each person's name and mascot, even if they aren't friends with you. People who blocked each other don't see each other's.
- The Plop team sees reports, including who made them and the copy of what was reported, to deal with them. The person you report isn't told who reported them. Nobody is told they've been blocked.
- Nobody else. Friend codes can't be browsed; someone has to know yours to send a request.
Where it lives
Plop's data is stored with Supabase US · Ohio, which hosts the database. The website is served by Cloudflare. Notifications are delivered by Apple Push Notification service on iPhone, or by your browser's push service on the web (for example Google's for Chrome or Mozilla's for Firefox); they see the notification text and where to deliver it. Emailed sign-in links are sent through Supabase. None of them use your data for anything else, and we don't share it with anyone else.
Deleting your data
In Plop, go to Me → ⋯ → Delete account. Your account, profile, plops, reactions, comments, stickers, friendships, mutes, blocks, reports you made, nudges, settings and push tokens are removed straight away. Reports other people made about you stay with the Plop team, without your account attached; email us and we'll remove them once they're dealt with. Copies can linger in the hosting provider's routine backups for a short time before those expire.
You can also unfriend, mute, block or report anyone from the Friends screen, and delete any of your plops from the feed.
Kids
Plop isn't meant for children under 13, and we don't knowingly collect their information.
Changes
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes too, and anything significant will be mentioned in the app.