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Your account.

What the marketplace stores about your account, what it is used for, who else is involved, and how to remove it.

  • Last updated November 11, 2026

What is stored

With an account, our server keeps:

  • Your name, your email address and the short biography you may add. Your password is stored only as a one-way hash: nobody, us included, can read it.
  • If you sign in with Google, Apple or GitHub: the name and email address that service gives us, and its identifier for your account there, so the same sign-in opens the same account next time. We never see your password for that service, and we ask it for nothing else.
  • Your library: favorite components, saved collections, the creators you follow, and the components you have taken, with the time you took each one. That time is how the free daily downloads are counted.
  • On a paid plan: the plan, how often it is billed, when it renews, the amount and date of each payment with PayPal’s order number, and a label for the payment method, such as “Visa ending 1881” or your PayPal email address.
  • While you are signed in: the session, with the IP address and the browser it was opened from.

Card numbers never reach our server. The card fields on the checkout page are PayPal’s own, and PayPal keeps the card or wallet for the renewals; we hold only a reference to it.

Your light, dark, or system theme preference stays in your browser.

How it is used, and who else is involved

The account data signs you in, shows your library on any device, counts your free downloads and charges your plan. It is not sold, and this site runs no analytics or advertising trackers.

  • PayPal processes the payments and receives what a payment needs: the amount, the card or PayPal account you pay with, and the name and billing address you enter for a card.
  • Google, Apple or GitHub, if you choose to sign in with one of them, learns that you signed in here.
  • A forgotten-password email goes to your address through our email provider.
  • Loading pages uses normal browser requests, which the hosting provider processes. Component previews load their fonts from Google Fonts.

Cookies

Only the ones signing in needs: a session cookie, a security token that protects the forms, and, if you choose “Keep me signed in”, a cookie that remembers you on that device. Signing in with Apple uses one more, for the ten minutes the sign-in takes. The checkout page loads PayPal’s payment script, which may set cookies of its own.

Your controls

  • Use the heart or bookmark controls to remove individual saved items.
  • Edit your name, email address and biography in Settings.
  • Cancel a paid plan in Settings. The saved card or PayPal account is removed from PayPal’s vault at that moment.
  • Delete your account in Settings. Your profile, library, downloads, plan and payment records are removed from our server at once. PayPal keeps its own record of payments made through it.
  • Sign out to end the session on a device.

How accounts and plans work is in our terms of use; the library is explained in the documentation.