Privacy, in plain words
Spud is a small family project. It keeps only what it needs to run your movie nights.
What Spud stores
- Your sign-in: the name and email address of the Google account you sign in with. Spud never sees your Google password.
- Your family: its name, the first names you type in for the people in it, their spuds, your groups, and the email addresses you invite.
- What you do here: ratings, lists, hidden titles, age limits, which streaming services you chose, and your movie night results and history.
- One cookie that keeps you signed in.
What Spud does not do
- No ads, no tracking across other sites, no selling or sharing of your data.
- Kids do not have accounts. A kid is just a first name and a spud inside your family.
- Other families cannot see your family, your people or your history.
Deleting your data
The owner of a family can delete it from the profile panel (Family and sign-in, Delete this family). That removes the family, its people and spuds, its movie night history, and the ratings and lists of its profiles. Any grown-up can leave a family the same way.
Where the movie information comes from
Titles, posters and where-to-watch data come from TMDB and JustWatch; scores come from public rating sources. This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.