PRIVACY

Privacy

Effective July 27, 2026

Station is a small radio show made from voice notes between friends. This page explains what information the app uses, why it uses it, and the choices you have.

What Station keeps

• Your account. You sign in with Apple through Supabase Auth. We receive an account identifier, your email address (which may be an Apple private relay address), and the display name you choose.
• Your voice recordings. We store the clips you record, along with the information needed to put them into the right daily show.
• Your connections. We keep the friend, station, band, and invitation information needed to share each recording with the people you chose.
• Notification details. If you allow notifications, we keep a device push token and timing information so Station can tell you when friends have recorded or a show is ready.

Who can hear a recording

Recordings are not public. A recording for your regular Station show is shared with your Station friends. A recording made for a band is shared only with the people in that band. Station uses Supabase for authentication, database, file storage, and related hosting.

Product analytics

Release versions of the app use PostHog for product analytics. Station identifies you there with a pseudonymous profile ID — a UUID, not your name or email — and records product events, such as when a clip is recorded. We use these events to understand what is working and improve Station.

Automatic capture of screen views, taps, app lifecycle events, errors, and session replays is disabled. The app sends only the product events Station deliberately defines.

Analytics records are tied to that pseudonymous profile ID, never your name or email. When you delete your account, the app resets its PostHog identity on your device. Station never uses analytics for ads.

Station has no ads and does not sell your personal information. This website sets no cookies and runs no analytics.

Deleting your account

You can permanently delete your account inside the app. Deletion removes your account, your personal Station channel, your recordings, and the related Station data tied to you. If you founded a band, deleting your account also deletes that band and its shows, including recordings contributed by other members. The app explains this before you confirm.

Because Station uses Sign in with Apple, the app asks you to confirm with Apple as part of deletion. Once deletion completes, it cannot be undone.

Questions

Email hello@mvpappstudio.com if you have a privacy question or need help with your account.