Last updated 29 August 2026
Pramoul has no accounts, no sign-in and no profiles. Nothing you have to give us to read the site. The only thing we ever ask for is an email address, and only if you want the daily email.
What follows is everything. It is short because there genuinely is not much.
We store the name, email address and message you type, along with the time you sent it. That is used to read your message and reply to it, and for nothing else. It is not added to a mailing list and not shared.
If you would like that message deleted, ask via the same form or the address at the bottom of this page and we will remove it.
We store your email address and whether you have confirmed it. Nothing else — no name, and no record of which stories you opened.
Signing up sends you one email asking you to confirm. Until you click that link, your address is not on the list and receives nothing further. That step exists because the form has no sign-in: without it, anyone could put your address on a mailing list you never asked for.
Once confirmed, your address is held by Resend, who deliver the email for us. Every issue carries an unsubscribe link, which takes effect immediately. The address is never sold, shared, or used for anything but the daily issue.
Two tools measure how the site is used. Neither is an advertising network, and neither receives anything you have typed.
Plausible, on our own server. It sets no cookies and stores no personal data — only aggregate counts of pages viewed, links clicked, and a handful of actions such as signing up for the daily email.
PostHog, which records page views, JavaScript errors, when someone copies an article link, and when someone submits or confirms a signup for the daily email. Those last two record that a signup happened and which form it came from — never the address entered, which goes only to the places described above. It stores a random identifier in your browser so that repeat visits are counted as one visitor rather than several. That identifier is not linked to a name, an email address, or anything you have given us — because we have not asked you for any of it.
Clearing your browser storage for this site removes that identifier.
Our own view counter. We count how many times each article page is opened and how many times its link out to the publisher is clicked, as two running totals per article per day. That is a count and nothing more — no identifier, no address, no record of who did it, and nothing that could be traced back to a visit. It decides which stories lead the daily email.
We fetch articles from the outlets listed on the About page and send their text to OpenAI to be summarized. That is the publisher's article text — never anything about you, and never anything you have typed. It happens on a schedule, before anyone reads the story, not in response to you opening it.
Article images are served through our own server rather than loaded from the publisher, so browsing Pramoul does not expose your browser to the outlets whose stories appear in the feed.
The site runs on Vercel and stores data in a Neon Postgres database. Both necessarily handle the requests your browser makes, including your IP address, as any web host does.
PostHog receives the analytics described above. Resend receives your email address, and only if you asked for the daily email. OpenAI receives article text only.
Nothing is sold, and there are no advertising or data-broker integrations.
Ask through the contact form, including to have anything you have sent us deleted.
This page describes what the site does in plain terms. It is not legal advice, and it is not a substitute for a policy reviewed by someone qualified.
