What we hold,
and for how long.

What is collected

When you use the bot, Telegram gives it your numeric user ID, and your username, display name and language setting if you have them set. This is what identifies your account and applies your plan.

Each download records the link you sent, the platform, the quality chosen, and a timestamp. This is what powers your quota counter and the history in /mylogs.

• Telegram user ID, username, display name, language
• Links you submit, with platform, quality and timestamp
• Plan, expiry, and quota counters
• Transaction records, where you have bought a plan

The files themselves

Downloaded files are written to temporary storage so they can be sent to you, then deleted. A cleanup process removes anything older than an hour, including files left behind by a failed send.

There is no media library on the server. Nothing you download is kept, indexed, or viewable by anyone, including the operator.

Restricted Telegram content

Retrieving a protected post requires the bot's own Telegram account to be a member of that channel. It sees exactly what that membership permits and nothing more.

Where a file is too large to send directly, it may be routed through an intermediate channel that only the operator controls, then copied to you. Those copies are subject to the same deletion policy.

Third parties

The bot fetches media through yt-dlp and, for some platforms, an external extraction API. The link you submit is necessarily visible to whichever service is asked to resolve it.

Payments, once card checkout is live, will be handled by Stripe. Card details are never seen or stored by this service.

Retention

Account records and usage history persist while your account exists, because they are what your quota is counted from. Media files are deleted within the hour, always.

Your data

Ask and your account and its history will be deleted. Ask and you will be told exactly what is held about you. There is no form for this — message support with your Telegram ID.

Cookies

This site sets no analytics or advertising cookies and embeds no third-party trackers. Signing in to the dashboard through a magic link sets one session cookie, which is what keeps you signed in.