Your drafts and your data.

What the service stores

Your account includes your email address, optional name and a hashed password when you use password sign-in. Scriptfolk stores scripts, casting and directing choices, saved readings, generation progress, saved public stories and optional character rehearsal sessions. Rehearsal sessions can retain prompts, replies, script snapshots and audition audio.

Billing records include a Stripe customer reference, payments, refunds, disputes and generation balance activity. Stripe processes payments; Scriptfolk does not store your full card details.

Private drafts and public stories

Scripts and readings start private. An unlisted listening link makes the reading available to anyone with the link, who can forward it. Publishing to Explore is a separate choice and includes the public byline, summary and genre you provide. Turning sharing off prevents new access through Scriptfolk; it cannot recall files, screenshots or recordings people already saved.

When content leaves Scriptfolk

Hosted voice generation sends dialogue and the relevant voice and acting instructions to the selected model provider. Optional AI direction and character rehearsal send relevant script, character and conversation context to their configured providers. These providers process that content to produce the requested output.

Provider retention and content-use terms vary. This notice does not promise zero retention or no model training by every provider. Review the provider you choose before sending confidential material. Account email is handled by the configured email service when you request a sign-in or recovery message. Hosting and database services process the data needed to run Scriptfolk.

Cookies and this device

Sign-in uses a session cookie. The player can save your listening position in this browser’s local storage; it remains playable if that storage is unavailable. Clearing browser storage removes that device’s saved listening positions and may sign you out. A saved story in your account is separate from a local playback position.

Vercel Web Analytics counts page views and a few feature events, such as an upload, a playback, or checkout, without cookies or cross-site tracking. Those events carry coarse labels only, never a script, email, name, or account. When something breaks on our servers, an error report goes to our error-tracking service (Sentry) with the page, the time and a technical description. It does not include your password, your screenplays or your IP address.

Optional advertising measurement

If you allow Meta Pixel in Cookie settings, Scriptfolk sends Meta a PageView event on the home, pricing and two table-read information pages to measure advertising. Meta receives a fixed identifier for the marketing page and technical information from the connection, such as your IP address and browser information. Meta may use cookies where your browser permits; its processing is described in Meta’s privacy policy.

The Pixel runs in an isolated frame without access to your Scriptfolk account, scripts or the page’s contents. Scriptfolk does not send it script titles, account identities, authentication tokens, query parameters, page referrers or private routes. Automatic advanced matching and additional conversion events are not enabled.

Advertising measurement is off until you opt in, and stays off when your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control. Use Cookie settings at the bottom of any page to decline or withdraw permission; withdrawal stops future Pixel activity from Scriptfolk but cannot recall events already sent to Meta. Your preference is stored in this browser’s local storage for up to 180 days. Clearing that storage resets the choice to off. Browser privacy settings also control cookies and other storage.

Originals audience participation

Following a series and voting stores your choices with your account. You can unfollow or change a vote. Originals playback uses random browser and tab-session identifiers to estimate episode completion, continuation and return visits. Playback identifiers are separate from your account and the analytics payload contains no email address or IP address. Clearing browser storage resets your browser identifier. Browsers with Do Not Track enabled do not send playback events. Voting and following still work when playback measurement is disabled.

The Scriptfolk iPhone and iPad app

The Scriptfolk rehearsal app works entirely on your device. It has no account and no sign-in, makes no network requests, and contains no analytics, advertising or tracking. Scripts you import, character corrections, rehearsal settings, bookmarks and your place in a scene are saved in the app’s own storage on your device and are not sent to Scriptfolk or anyone else.

Other characters’ lines are read aloud by voices already installed in iOS. The app does not use the microphone, camera, speech recognition or your location. Deleting a script in the app removes it from that device; deleting the app removes everything it stored. Your device’s own backups (such as iCloud Backup, if you use it) may include the app’s data under Apple’s terms. The app does not share data with the scriptfolk.com service described above.

Removing your content

You can turn sharing off and delete a saved reading or script from your library. You may need to cancel an active reading or wait for billing reconciliation before deletion. Deleting a script also removes its associated readings from the active library; separate rehearsal sessions and billing records can remain. Deleting content does not reverse charges for generation already saved.

Scriptfolk currently has no self-service whole-account deletion screen or published automatic deletion schedule. Removal from the active library does not promise immediate removal from operational backups or provider systems. Email support@scriptfolk.com for account and data requests.