Fırsat Avcısı

Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 19, 2026

Data controller

Rasim Uluözen · Fırsat Avcısı · Ebensee, Austria · ribuz2010@gmail.com

Data we collect

Account info (name, email, password hash), profile preferences (skills, daily time, goals), content you generate in the app, access tokens for third-party accounts you connect (Gumroad, Printify, Etsy, X, YouTube), payment status (processed by Stripe; card details never reach us), technical logs (IP, browser, pages visited).

Purpose of use

Providing and personalizing the service, generating content with AI, publishing products/listings/videos on your behalf on connected platforms, sending email notifications, billing, security and statistics.

Third-party services

Stripe (payment), Anthropic/OpenAI/Google (AI text generation), fal.ai (image and audio generation), Resend (email), Gumroad, Printify, Etsy, X/Twitter, YouTube/Google (only if you connect them). Your data is shared with these services only for the relevant function.

Google / YouTube data

The YouTube connection is used only to upload videos to your channel (youtube.upload) and read channel info (youtube.readonly). Google data is not used for advertising or sold; we comply with the Google API Services User Data Policy (including Limited Use requirements). You can remove the connection anytime from the app or at https://myaccount.google.com/permissions.

Retention period

As long as your account is active; personal data is deleted within 30 days after account deletion. Invoice records are kept for 7 years as legally required.

Your rights (GDPR / KVKK)

You have the right to access, correct, delete, transfer, object to processing and withdraw consent. For requests, email ribuz2010@gmail.com; you'll get a response within 30 days. You retain the right to file a complaint with the Austrian Data Protection Authority (dsb.gv.at).

Cookies

We use a session cookie (login), language preference and anonymous visit statistics. No advertising/tracking cookies are used.

Security

Data is transmitted over an encrypted connection (TLS), passwords are hashed irreversibly, and third-party tokens are stored encrypted.