What we keep, and why

We receive your Google account's stable identifier, email address, display name and profile picture, and store them so you can sign back into the same wallet. We do not see your Google password, contacts, mail or anything else; the only permission requested is basic profile and email.

A Solana keypair is generated for your account. Its secret key is encrypted at rest and only used to sign the transactions you ask for from the site. You can reveal and copy the key at any time from your wallet page, and withdraw everything in it to any address.

We store nothing about you. Your public key is used to build the transactions you sign and to read your positions from the chain.

Launches, locks, claims, trades and their amounts are Solana transactions, visible to anyone on any block explorer, tied to the address that signed them. Coins launched through IMAGINE also appear on Raydium and anywhere else that lists LaunchLab coins. Nobody can hide or delete on-chain history.

For accounts we keep a log of the actions you took through the site (kind, coin, amount, transaction signature) so your wallet page can show history without re-scanning the chain. We keep server logs with request paths and IP addresses for a short window to run the service. We do not sell, share or use any of this for advertising.

One session cookie keeps you signed in. One short-lived cookie carries the sign-in handshake. There are no tracking or advertising cookies.

Withdraw or export your key first: deleting the account deletes the encrypted key with it, and nothing can bring it back. Then message us on X naming the Google email, and we erase the account record and its action log.