Privacy policy
Last updated 24 October 2026
Kroonika is a private photo and file archive, run by one person for family and friends. This page explains what it does with your data when you sign in.
What we collect
When you sign in with Google, we receive and store your email address, name,
profile picture link and Google account ID. We ask Google for nothing else
(the openid, email and profile scopes only) and cannot see your password,
contacts, files or any other Google data.
We also record when you sign in and an activity log of what you open or download, kept with your email address. A session cookie keeps you signed in for up to 7 days; there are no other cookies, no analytics and no ads.
How we use it
Only to let you sign in, decide what you may see, and keep the archive secure. Your data is never sold, shared or used for anything else.
Third parties
Signing in goes through Google. Maps are drawn with Mapbox, which receives your IP address when your browser loads map tiles. Your profile picture is loaded from Google. No other service receives your data.
Storage and deletion
Data is stored on a server the operator controls and kept until your account is removed. To see, correct or delete your data, or to have your account removed, ask the person who gave you access. You can also revoke this site's access at any time from your Google account.