What does Writva do with your writing and your data?

Writva’s full privacy policy is still being written. What is documented below is factual and current: exactly what the public-site analytics does and does not collect.

This page will carry the complete policy when it is ready. Until then, treat the section below as the only privacy commitment Writva has published, not as a summary of a longer document.

Analytics

Writva uses Google Analytics on its public pages — the home page, the marketing pages such as About, Pricing, FAQs and Contact, these policy pages, the published guides and templates, and the sign-in and registration pages. We use it to understand how many people visit the public site and how they move between these pages.

Writva’s analytics setup does not intentionally send your writing to Google. It is not enabled on the writing app itself, and it does not send manuscript text, selected text, AI prompts or responses, book or section titles, project names, your account email, or your account identifiers. Page addresses are reported without their query strings, so values that appear in a link — such as a draft, a project reference, or a one-time email link — are not included.

Google may use cookies or similar technologies and may collect standard technical information, such as approximate location and device or browser details, in line with its own policies.

Our use of analytics may change as Writva grows — for example to measure how features inside the app are used. This page will be updated when that happens.