10kTasksOpen the app

Privacy

Last updated 14 November 2026

10kTasks is a task list with a real person beside you on video. Here is what that means for your data, in plain words.

The short version

  • We don’t record sessions and we don’t store chat.
  • Your partner never sees your IP address: every call goes through our video server.
  • Your tasks are yours. A partner hears only what you say at the hello.
  • No ads, no analytics, and we never sell your data.
  • Email [email protected] to get a copy of your data or delete your account.

What we keep

WhatDetails
Your accountYour email address. If you sign in with Google, the name, email and photo Google shares with us.
Your profileName, photo and date of birth (to check you are 18 or over). If you add them: your city and whether it shows, your gender, topics, when you like to work, your time zone and your usual session length.
Your tasksWhat you write in your task list. Only you see it. A partner sees only what you say out loud at the hello, and your crew sees only a win you choose to share.
Your sessionsWhen you booked, who you were paired with, when you joined and left, and whether either of you missed it. We use this for matching and for the private reliability score; nobody else sees it.
People and crewsYour favourites, the people you snooze or block, your crew, its weekly goal, shared wins and high fives.
How you found usThe invite link, crew link or campaign tag (such as utm_source) you arrived with, if any. Only the founder sees it.
ReportsOnly when someone reports a session: see "If a session is reported" below.

Our servers also see your IP address when your app connects, as every website does. Your city, if you add it, is a whole city only, never a neighbourhood. Your gender is never shown to anyone; it is used only if you or a partner set “Match me with”.

What we never keep

A note on honesty: we don’t record and we don’t allow recording, but we can’t stop someone from filming their own screen with another device. If that happens, report it.

How calls work

Video, audio and chat travel through our video server in Finland, never straight between the two computers, so the other person never sees your IP address. The server passes the call along while it happens and keeps no copy. Each chat message is signed by our server so that, if a session is reported, we can tell who really sent it. The signature doesn’t store the message.

If a session is reported

“Leave & Report” turns the reporter’s camera off, ends the session and blocks both people from each other. The report sends us the session chat, the session details (who, when, and both IP addresses) and one still picture of the reported person’s video. It goes to a private, encrypted store that only the founder can read.

Who sees what

Who helps us run it

These services store or carry data for us, only to run 10kTasks. We don’t sell or share data with anyone else.

ServiceWhat for
SupabaseDatabase and sign-in. Servers in Mumbai, India.
HetznerThe video server that relays sessions. Helsinki, Finland.
CloudflareHosts this site and the web app, and runs our domain.
ResendSends sign-in and account emails.
GoogleOnly if you choose "Sign in with Google".
Zoho MailOur inbox, for emails you send us.

There are no payments yet. When Pro opens, this page will name the payment provider first.

On your computer

The app keeps a few settings in your browser or on your computer (your sign-in, the theme, the screen the sidebar sits on, your Welcome checklist). They are there for the app to work, not to follow you. This site sets no cookies.

Your choices

If a report about you is still open, its small record may be kept until it is closed.

18 and over only

10kTasks is for adults. We ask for your date of birth and don’t let anyone under 18 book or join a session. If you think someone under 18 has an account, tell us and we will remove it.

Changes

If this page changes in a way that matters, we will say so in the app before it takes effect. The date at the top shows the last change.

Contact

Privacy questions: [email protected]. Anything else: [email protected]. You can also read the Terms or open the app.