Supabase
- What they do
- Runs our database and the sign-in. It also sends the sign-in code by email.
- What they receive
- Your email address, your display name and what you publish.
- Where
- Ireland, in the European Union.
Privacy policy
Applies to the HisFullGlory website and the HisFullGlory Daily Walk app. Last updated October 21, 2026.
In short
- Your journal, private prayers, notes and reading progress stay on your device. We do not upload them.
- If you sign in, we keep your email address, your display name and what you choose to post in the community.
- You can export your private data and delete your account in the app at any time.
- There are no ads today. We do not sell your data.
- Notifications use fixed wording. They never contain what you wrote.
On this page
Who we are
HisFullGlory is run by Glennysan Read, a private person in the Netherlands. In this policy, “we” and “us” mean Glennysan Read. You can reach us on the contact page.
What stays on your device
Your journal entries, private prayers and answers, struggles, preferences, the topics you follow, your reading and Daily Walk progress, and your shelf of the context checks you have read to the end.
They are saved in your browser or app storage on this device. Signing in does not upload them, and signing in on another device does not bring them across. Nothing from them becomes a public post unless you open the separate public composer and publish it yourself. This storage is not encrypted, so anyone who can use this device and browser can look at it. Export a backup in Settings before you clear your browser data.
If several people sign in on one device, each account keeps its own private data apart. Clearing the browser removes it.
What we keep on our servers
We keep these only when you sign in or take part:
- Your email address, which identifies your account. If you sign in with Google, Google sends it to us, together with your name and a link to your Google profile picture. We do not show that name or picture to anyone.
- Your display name.
- The posts, replies, prayer requests and chat messages you publish, including anonymous ones. Anonymous means anonymous to other readers, not to us: we can see who wrote them so that we can keep the community safe.
- A copy of your latest post, kept only to stop the same text being posted twice in a row.
- Your reactions and votes.
- The reports you send, and the people you block or mute. When two different people report the same post, it is hidden until a person has reviewed it.
- Your Circle memberships, and your answers when you ask to join a private Circle. Answers are kept only while the request is waiting.
- The version of the community rules you accepted.
- The support requests you make.
- If you turn reminders on: an address for your device from your browser's or phone's notification service, the details needed to send to it, your reminder time and time zone, and your choice about "someone prayed for you" reminders. You can use reminders without an account, and then the address is not linked to one.
We do not receive your journal or private prayers.
Who helps us run HisFullGlory
These companies handle data for us:
- What they do
- Lets you sign in with your Google account, if you choose to.
- What they receive
- That you are signing in to HisFullGlory, and the technical details of that sign-in, such as your IP address. Google tells us your email address, your name and a link to your profile picture.
- Where
- Google's worldwide network.
Vercel
- What they do
- Hosts the website and the app.
- What they receive
- The technical details every web server sees, such as your IP address and the pages you request. Vercel keeps these logs for 1 hour on the plan we use.
- Where
- Vercel's worldwide network. Pages are delivered from a server near the reader, which can be outside the European Economic Area.
Shopify
- What they do
- Runs the shop at shop.hisfullglory.com and manages the DNS records of our domain.
- What they receive
- What you give the shop when you order. Product pictures on our home page and Shop page, and in the app's You and Shop screens, load from Shopify, so Shopify also sees your IP address then. The shop has its own privacy policy, and your app account and your shop account are separate.
- Where
- Set by Shopify. See the shop's own privacy policy.
Browser and phone push services
- What they do
- Deliver reminders. They are run by the company behind your browser or phone.
- What they receive
- An address for your device from the notification service, and the fixed reminder text.
- Where
- Depends on the company behind your browser or phone.
We do not use these companies for advertising.
Links to other sites, such as ebible.org, GiveWell, GoFundMe and the share buttons, send nothing until you choose to open them. Those sites have their own policies.
Cookies and similar storage
Our code sets no cookies. Today the website and the app contain no analytics, advertising or tracking tools, and they load no scripts or fonts from other companies. Besides the companies named above, they contact no one while you read.
If we ever want to add advertising, sponsor messages or tools that track you, we will update this policy first and ask for your permission where the law requires it.
They keep these items in your browser's storage on your device:
- hfg-look: Your choice of theme, Cover and story or Marked page, in the app and on the website.
- hfg-lamplight: Your Lamplight setting, Automatic, On or Off. The older keys hfg-theme and hfg-appearance are read once and then removed.
- hfg-lamplight-notice: Whether the app already told you that Lamplight turned on by itself, so it does not keep telling you.
- hfg-reminder: Your reminder settings, so the form remembers them on this device.
- hfg-daily-walk:v1, v2 and v3: Your private journal, prayers, notes and progress when you are not signed in, with earlier versions kept so nothing is lost.
- hfg-private:<account>:…: The same private data for a signed-in account, kept apart for each account on the device.
- The sign-in session: Kept by Supabase, our sign-in service, so you stay signed in.
- hfg-account-deleted: A one-time note, kept only until the tab closes, that shows the confirmation after you delete your account.
The app also keeps its own pages and the Bible text in your browser so it can open quickly. It does not keep your account data there.
The shop at shop.hisfullglory.com is run by Shopify and has its own privacy policy, which covers anything the shop stores in your browser.
How long we keep things
Delete your account and the server data above is removed at once.
A record of moderation decisions can be kept to protect the community: what was decided about which post, Circle or request, and when. It holds no name, email address or post text. Reports other people sent about your posts stay with their accounts.
What you save on your device stays there until you clear it. Deleting your account in the app also removes what that account saved on that device.
Supabase keeps the logs of our API and database for 1 day on the plan we use.
Supabase keeps a record of sign-ins in its own log storage. Its documentation does not say for how long. We do not copy that record into our database.
Supabase does not make automatic backups of projects on its free plan, which is the plan we use today, so Supabase's backup service holds no copy of your data.
Legal basis and transfers
We use your email address to give you an account and to sign you in, because we cannot offer the service without it. We keep what you publish because you asked us to publish it. We keep reports and review records to keep the community safe.
If one of the companies named above handles data outside the European Economic Area, it does so under the safeguards the law requires, such as the European Commission's standard contractual clauses.
Your choices
- Export your private data in Settings in the app.
- Delete your account in the app, or see how to delete your account.
- Report a post or block a person in the app.
- Turn reminders off in Settings.
- Ask us a question on the contact page.
You can ask us for a copy of your data, to correct it or to delete it. You can delete your account yourself in the app. For anything else, write to support@hisfullglory.com.
If you think we handle your personal data wrongly, you can complain to the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens).
Age
HisFullGlory is not made for children. Reading the Bible, the Daily Walk and your private journal do not need an account and have no age limit.
To create an account and take part in the community you must be at least 13. In the EU or EEA (the European Union plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) you must be at least 16, or 13 to 15 with permission from a parent or guardian.
If you think someone who is too young has made an account,contact us and we will delete it.
Changes
If we change this policy in a way that matters, we will say so in the app before it applies. The date at the top is the date of the latest change.