Privacy

OneLine never asks for your name or email. It stores what it needs to launch coins, run their rules and show their records, and most of that is public on Solana anyway. It does not sell data and runs no ad trackers.

• The wallet address you connect and sign in with.
• A session cookie so you stay signed in.
• The coins you launch: name, ticker, picture, rules, fingerprint and settings.
• Drafts you choose to share, with typed wallet addresses removed, linked to your wallet if you were signed in.
• A ticket for every run of every coin, with the transactions it links to.
• The values, feed posts and counters a coin's rules keep between runs.

Coins, their rules, their tickets, their vault addresses and the creator's wallet address are public on OneLine and on Solana. Anyone can link a coin to the wallet that launched it. If you want privacy, launch from a wallet that is not tied to your identity.

OneLine uses Privy to connect Solana wallets. Privy handles that connection under its own privacy policy. OneLine does not use email or social login, and never sees your wallet's keys.

Our hosting providers, Vercel and Supabase, keep standard request logs, including IP addresses, for security and to keep the service running. We use them to fix problems and stop abuse, and for nothing else.

• Solana and pump.fun see every transaction you sign and every move a vault makes. Those are public.
• Jupiter receives swap requests when a coin trades tokenized stocks.
• Anthropic receives the sentence you type when the server asks Claude to read it, and the prompts of AI blocks.
• Webhook addresses set by a coin's creator receive what that coin's rules send them.

No advertising pixels, no cross-site tracking and no analytics beyond what hosting needs to run. The site may keep small preferences in your browser's storage, such as whether you have seen the loading screen.

Coin records and tickets are kept for as long as OneLine runs, because they are the proof of what each coin did. Data written to Solana cannot be deleted by anyone. Logs are kept for the period our hosting providers set.

You can disconnect your wallet and stop using OneLine at any time. For questions about data OneLine holds off-chain, contact the team on X.

If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it.