localberg.com and the panel
Privacy policy
What localberg.com and the Localberg panel collect, why, who else receives it, and how to have it deleted.
Which property this covers
This page covers localberg.com and the service at panel.localberg.com.
localberg.com is the marketing site you are reading, with no accounts and no forms. The panel is where accounts live: registration, sign in, setup, content and billing all happen there. Where the two differ, the page says which one it means.

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This marketing site
localberg.com collects nothing that identifies you. There are no accounts on this site, no forms and no lead capture.
It stores one thing in your browser, and only if you choose a language: a cookie holding that language. It takes the light or dark presentation from your browser or device preference and never writes it down.
- No accounts, no forms, no lead capture.
- One cookie, the language you chose, and only if you chose one; nothing else stored in your browser by this site.
- Analytics, where it is configured, runs on an account separate from the product, with the measurement id supplied by the environment rather than committed here.
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Your account in the panel
To use the service you create an account at panel.localberg.com, with an email address and a password, or with Google or Facebook. This is what the panel holds for it, and it holds nothing else.
- Your email address, and your password stored only as a one-way hash, if you chose one.
- Your name, if Google or Facebook sent it when you signed in.
- What you tell us about your business: its name, what it does, where it works, its website or social page, its logo, and your answers during setup.
- What the service makes for you: plans, articles, images and posts, and the figures reported back on them.
- Your payment reports: the transfer you report in the panel, which a person confirms. We never see a card number or a bank login.
- The accounts on the platforms we publish to for you, created or connected with your existing credentials, and the sign-in sessions the publishing machine keeps for them.
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Signing in with Google or Facebook
When you choose Continue with Google or Continue with Facebook, the provider sends us your email address, your name and an identifier for your account with them. We use these only to create your Localberg account and to sign you in.
We ask for nothing else. We do not read your contacts, your files or your posts, and we never post to your profile. Your Google or Facebook password never reaches us.
We do not sell this information, we do not use it for advertising, and we do not send it to the AI models that write your content.
Localberg's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
You can remove Localberg from the apps connected to your Google or Facebook account at any time. That stops sign in with it. To delete the account and what it holds as well, see the last section.
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How we use it
Only to run the service you signed up for.
- To research your business and write, illustrate and publish your content.
- To report back what your posts did.
- To confirm your payments and keep your services running.
- To send you email about your account: the address check, the welcome, and notices about your service.
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Who else receives data
The list is short on purpose, because every name on it is a place data could go. We do not sell personal data to anyone.
- An AI model provider, which receives what you told us about your business so it can research and write your content. It does not receive your email address or your name.
- The platforms we publish to, which receive your content under your accounts on them.
- Google or Facebook, when you choose to sign in with them.
- Analytics, where it is configured, with cross-domain measurement between this site and the panel.
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Cookies and browser storage
This marketing site sets one cookie, holding the language you chose, and only when you choose one. The panel sets one cookie that keeps you signed in, a second cookie for up to five minutes while a Google or Facebook sign in is under way, and remembers the last page you opened in your browser so it can take you back there. The cookies page has the detail.
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Keeping and deleting your data
We keep your account data while your account exists.
To have your account and everything it holds deleted, press Delete my account at the bottom of your account page in the panel, or write to hello@localberg.com from the address on the account and ask. This applies however you signed up, including with Google or Facebook. Your account closes at once; we then delete it and its data and tell you when it is done.
Content already published on other platforms stays there, under your accounts on them. You can remove it from each platform.
For a copy of your data, or to correct it, write to the same address.
Contact
Questions about this page, or a data request relating to the panel, reach us at one address and we answer from there.
The three legal pages of our site
Common questions
Does this site track me?
Not beyond the analytics configured at launch. There are no accounts, no forms and no login anywhere on this marketing site.
What does this privacy policy cover?
Both localberg.com and the Localberg panel at panel.localberg.com, where accounts live. Each section says which of the two it means.
What do you get from Google or Facebook when I sign in with them?
Your email address, your name and an identifier for your account with them. We use them only to create your account and sign you in, and never for advertising.
How do I delete my account?
Write to the contact address from the email on your account. We delete the account and what it holds and tell you when it is done.
Do you sell personal data?
No. Not the data in the panel, and this marketing site collects none to sell.