Instalyzer may collect:

• account information such as email address, display name, authentication provider, email verification status, and sign-up preferences
• Instagram export files you choose to upload so the app can parse them and create a workspace
• saved export metadata such as dataset name, import date, export window, detected account handle, import summary, and workspace metrics
• derived Not Following Back tool data such as usernames in the result, profile links, followed timestamps, and your review progress
• browser-stored workspace data, parsed datasets, preferences, and temporary tool state
• support messages, feedback, and contact submissions
• technical logs and basic product analytics if those tools are enabled

We use collected information to:

• parse and analyze uploaded Instagram exports
• generate relationship insights and workspace metrics
• save account-owned export metadata and supported tool progress
• reopen saved exports and Not Following Back results after refresh, sign-out, sign-in, or browser storage loss
• improve the product experience and future tools
• respond to support requests and product feedback
• detect abuse, bugs, or misuse of the platform

During the current soft launch, Instalyzer uses a hybrid storage model: browser storage for the full parsed workspace on your device, and account-owned cloud storage for saved export metadata and supported tool data.

This means:

• Instalyzer does not require direct Instagram login access
• uploaded ZIP files are processed to generate your workspace, but raw ZIP files are not stored in cloud storage by default
• media blobs and profile photo data URLs are not stored in Firestore
• saved export metadata is stored under your signed-in account
• Not Following Back stores derived result entries and review progress so the tool can reopen without re-uploading
• full raw followers and following lists are not stored as Firestore relationship records by default
• clearing browser storage may remove the full local workspace, but account-saved metadata and supported tool data can still be recovered

When Not Following Back persistence is available, Instalyzer stores the minimum derived data needed to reopen that tool.

That stored tool data may include:

• usernames in the derived not-following-back result
• Instagram profile URLs for those usernames
• followed timestamps from the export when available
• counts needed to show the tool summary
• your progress labels, including unfollowed, review later, not found, and pinned

Temporary interface state such as search text, sort choice, hover state, and recent profile visit highlights is not intended to be permanently stored in account cloud data.

Instalyzer does not store these items in account cloud storage by default:

• raw Instagram ZIP archives
• media files or media data URLs from the export
• Instagram passwords or direct Instagram login credentials
• the full raw followers list as a standalone Firestore record
• the full raw following list as a standalone Firestore record

Saved export metadata and persisted Not Following Back tool data are kept while the saved export remains in your account.

Deleting a saved export removes its account-owned metadata and persisted Not Following Back tool data. You can also request deletion of account-level or support information by contacting support.

As Instalyzer grows, future features may include:

• additional persistent tool outputs
• paid subscriptions
• team workspaces
• additional analytics and reporting features

If future features store additional information, this Privacy Policy will be updated to explain what is collected and how it is used.

Instalyzer does not sell uploaded export data.

We may only share limited information with trusted service providers that help operate the platform, such as:

• hosting and cloud database providers
• authentication providers
• analytics providers if analytics tools are enabled
• payment processors if paid plans are introduced
• customer support tools

These services only receive the minimum information necessary to perform their functions.

Instalyzer may use cookies, local storage, and analytics tools to:

• keep you signed in
• remember workspace settings
• store browser-local parsed workspace data
• improve product performance
• understand feature usage if analytics tools are enabled

You can disable cookies through your browser settings, although some features may not function correctly.

You can:

• delete saved exports from storage
• remove browser-stored workspace data
• request deletion of account or support information by contacting support
• stop using the product at any time

Deleting a saved export removes its account-owned metadata and persisted Not Following Back tool data from Instalyzer account storage.

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or data handling practices, contact support@instalyzer.app.