Privacy

• Your account. An account id from Privy, your email address if you sign in with email or Google, and when you last used Weft.
• Your wallet addresses. The Hyperliquid and Solana addresses linked to your account, so Weft can show balances and place your trades. Addresses are public on-chain anyway.
• Your strategies and runs. The rules you write, the amounts you start them with, and every check, order, fill and position, so you can see what happened and why.
• Telegram, if you connect it. Your Telegram chat id and username, to send your alerts.
• Drafts without an account. A one-way hash of your IP address, so we can count the free drafts and tests per day. The address itself isn’t stored.
• Server logs. Technical logs of requests and errors, kept for a short time to keep the service running.

We never see your private keys. Wallets created in Weft are held by Privy, and the keys Weft uses to trade for you can’t move money out of your wallet.

• Strategies you choose to share, without your name or email.
• Returns you choose to show on the leaderboard, in percent only.
• Your trades on Hyperliquid and Solana, which are public on those networks like any other on-chain activity.

• Privy runs sign-in and the embedded wallets.
• Anthropic receives the text of a trade idea when you ask Weft to draft or change a strategy. Nothing else about you is sent.
• Hyperliquid, Jupiter and Solana receive your orders and transactions, as they would from any app.
• Railway and Vercel host Weft’s server and website.
• Telegram delivers your alerts, if you connect it.

We don’t sell data and don’t share it with anyone else, unless the law requires it.

The site stores a few settings in your browser, such as light or dark mode and chart preferences. Privy stores what it needs to keep you signed in. There are no advertising or tracking cookies.

You can stop sharing a strategy or a return at any time, disconnect Telegram in Settings, and export your wallet keys. To see or delete the data tied to your account, message us on X. Deleting your account doesn’t touch your wallets or the money in them; that stays yours.