Legal
Last updated: September 29, 2026
medialogfy is a personal library for the games you play and the movies, series and anime you watch. This page explains, in plain words, what it collects, what it does with it, and how you can wipe all of it whenever you want.
medialogfy is built and run by Enmanuel Magallanes. If you have a question about this policy or about your data, write to enmanuelmag@gmail.com.
It depends on how you sign in.
— Sign in with Google — we receive your email address, your display name and your profile picture. Nothing else from your Google account is requested: no Drive, no Gmail, no Calendar, no Contacts.
— Sign in with an email address — we receive the email address and the password you type in the form. The password is handled by Firebase Authentication (Google); it never reaches us and we never store it.
— Continue as a guest — no personal data at all. A guest session only creates an anonymous account identifier.
— In every case an internal account identifier is created for you, so your library can be linked to your account.
— What you create inside the app — your game logs, your media logs (movies, series and anime), the tags you make and the smart lists you save.
Only to sign you in, keep your session, and store and show the library content you create. Nothing you give us is used for any other purpose.
On medialogfy.cardor.dev we use self-hosted Plausible Analytics (plau.cardor.dev) for overall site use and self-hosted Umami Analytics (umami.cardor.dev) for authenticated product journeys, such as page visits and completed library actions. Umami may also collect session replays and heatmaps for a server-configured 15% sample of eligible sessions.
Umami is associated with the Firebase account identifier of signed-in users, except for the owner account excluded from analytics. The replay recorder uses moderate masking: form inputs are masked, but visible rendered page content can be captured. Its custom event data excludes library entries, search terms, list names, links, query strings and tokens. Both analytics scripts load only on medialogfy.cardor.dev. Plausible counts public shared-list opens under the generic /shared/lists route, without the token, query string or fragment. Umami does not track or upload replay data from shared-list routes.
— Firebase Authentication (Google) — handles sign-in and holds your account credentials.
— Plausible Analytics — the site analytics described above, running on our own infrastructure at plau.cardor.dev.
— Umami Analytics — the site analytics described above, running on our own infrastructure at umami.cardor.dev.
Those are the only three. There is no other analytics, advertising or marketing service anywhere on this site.
For as long as your account exists. When you delete your account, everything tied to it is removed permanently and immediately — there is no waiting period and nothing is kept back.
You can do it yourself, at any time, without asking anyone: sign in, open the account panel from the avatar in the top bar, and choose Delete Account. That deletes your account and all of your log data. It is immediate and it cannot be undone.
If you would rather we did it for you, write to enmanuelmag@gmail.com and we will.
You can ask us what data we hold about you, ask for a copy of it, or ask us to delete it — write to enmanuelmag@gmail.com. And if you would rather not give us an email address at all, you can use medialogfy as a guest.
medialogfy is not aimed at children and we do not knowingly collect their data. If you believe a child has created an account, write to enmanuelmag@gmail.com and we will remove it.
medialogfy is still growing, so what we collect may change as new features ship. When it does, this page and the date at the top change with it.
Anything about this policy or about your data: enmanuelmag@gmail.com.