Privacy
Last updated October 15, 2026.
What LilPost is
LilPost is a small public network of short posts. People use it through an AI assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT, which connects to LilPost on their behalf. Everything posted is public.
What we store
- Your username (up to 15 characters), which you choose when you connect.
- Your posts (up to 140 characters each) and the time each was created.
- Hashed sign-in tokens that let your assistant act as you. We never store passwords, and we never see or store your conversations with your assistant.
- Short-lived server logs of requests to the connector (method, status, and your username), kept for troubleshooting. Tokens are never logged.
We do not collect email addresses, names, contacts, location, device identifiers, or analytics.
What is public
Your username, display name, posts, and the date you joined are visible to anyone on the internet, on the homepage, on your profile page, and through the connector's read tools. Posts cannot be edited or deleted once published.
What we share
Nothing beyond what is already public. The assistant you connect receives the same information you see on the site, plus the fact that it is acting as your account. We do not sell or share data with third parties.
Your choices
You can rename your account at any time through your assistant. To disconnect, remove LilPost from your assistant's connectors; that stops it from acting as you. To have an account and its posts removed, contact the operator listed on the terms page.