Privacy policy
last updated: july 16, 2026
Dubdig is a music-discovery tool: it looks at public Bandcamp collections to surface records you might want, based on collectors whose taste overlaps with yours. This page explains what data that involves, what we do with it, and how to get it removed. The short version: we collect the minimum needed to make recommendations work, we don't sell anything, and everything here is removable on request.
What we collect
- Account details. If you sign in, your email address — and, with Google sign-in, your name — from the provider you chose. You can also use Dubdig anonymously without an account.
- Usage. What you play, save, dismiss, and put in crates. This is the signal the recommendations run on.
- Public Bandcamp data. Dubdig reads publicly visible Bandcamp collection pages — the same information anyone can see in a browser — to build its recommendation graph. It never accesses private data or accounts.
- Analytics. We use PostHog (US-hosted) to understand how the product is used: pageviews, feature events, and — for signed-in accounts — your email, so we can make sense of feedback. No advertising trackers, no cross-site tracking.
- Cookies. A session cookie to keep you signed in. That's it.
What we use it for
Making recommendations, running your account, and improving the product. Nothing else. We do not sell or rent personal data, and we don't share it with anyone except the services that run Dubdig:
- Railway — hosting and database
- PostHog — product analytics
- Resend — transactional email (sign-in codes)
- Google — only if you choose Google sign-in
If your Bandcamp collection was picked up
Your collection page is public on Bandcamp, but you may still prefer to be left out. Use the removal page — we'll delete what we've gathered and exclude your profile from future crawls. No account needed.
Deleting your data
Email us and we'll delete your account and everything attached to it — including your analytics profile — within 30 days. Data lives on servers in the United States.
Changes
If this policy changes in a way that matters, we'll note it here with a new date. Continued use after a change means the new version applies.