Privacy Policy

Last updated 16 September 2026

Programmer Notes is a note-taking app for developers. This policy describes what it collects, why, and how to get rid of it. It is short because the app does little with your data.

What is collected

• Your name — shown in the app to greet you.
• Your email address — used to sign in and to send password-reset and password-change codes. Nothing else is sent to it.
• Your username and password — the password is stored only as a bcrypt hash and cannot be read back, by us or anyone else.
• The notes you write — their title, content and category.

That is the whole list. There is no analytics, no advertising SDK, no tracking, no location, no contacts, no device identifiers, and no third-party service receiving your data.

How it is stored

Data is held in MongoDB Atlas, a managed database service. All traffic between the app and the server uses HTTPS; the app is built so it cannot make an unencrypted request at all.

Your notes are visible only to your account. Every query is scoped to your user id, so one account cannot read another's notes.

What is shared

Nothing. Your data is not sold, rented or shared with third parties. The only external service involved is the email provider used to deliver password-reset codes to your own address.

Deleting your account

See Delete your account for the full steps, including how to ask by email if you no longer have the app installed.

Children

Programmer Notes is a developer tool and is not directed at children under 13.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it.

Contact

Questions about your data: help@frontendmaster.in.