Privacy

Last updated 24 October 2026

Signing in with Google

Signing in is optional; the Demo works without an account. When you continue with Google, slopscape receives and stores your name, email address, profile picture address and Google account identifier. Google’s sign-in tokens are stored encrypted. Each session keeps a random session identifier in a cookie, plus the IP address and browser description it started from. Signing out ends the session.

Projects and sharing

Projects you create are stored with your account: their names, content and settings. When you share a project, the email addresses you add and their access level are stored. People you share with see the project and your name; you see the names of those who have signed in. If you turn on link sharing, anyone with the project’s address can view it without signing in.

Models and images inside a project are delivered from storage addresses that are not access-controlled: anyone who has a file’s exact address can load it.

Edits you make in the viewer, such as markup, grading and drainage changes, are kept in your browser’s storage on your device. Shared view links store the camera view and a preview image, which anyone with the link can open.

Analytics and hosting

Vercel Web Analytics counts page views without cookies. The site runs on Vercel, with its database on Neon. Like any web host, they keep request logs, including IP addresses, under their own policies. Nothing is sold or used for advertising.

Deleting your data

You can delete a project you own from its page, which also removes its sharing. Delete account, on My projects, removes your account, sessions, projects and sharing. You can also remove slopscape’s access in your Google account settings.