Pick up where you left off.

Allowed use: This small invited beta is for adults using fictional, non-sensitive workspace records. Only approved email addresses can create an account. To request an invitation, contact admin@operalith.com.

What we store: Operalith stores your name, email, a password hash, session information (including IP address and browser details when available), and the tools, records, appearance and desk choices you save. Passwords are not stored as plain text.

Service providers: Netlify runs the account application, Supabase stores its PostgreSQL data, and Resend delivers verification and password-reset links. Account emails contain the requested link, not your workspace records. This account surface adds no advertising or product-analytics tracking.

Email & security: Sessions and email links expire after one hour. Verification/reset requests share a database-backed ceiling of twenty account emails per UTC day, five per recipient per day and three per recipient per hour, alongside sign-in and IP limits. Expiring security counters use keyed email digests and are cleaned during subsequent authentication activity.

Availability counts: We also keep request counts linked to your internal account identifier to help protect availability. These entries include counting periods and expiry times, but no email address, workspace contents, submitted content, identifiers for individual save attempts or sign-in tokens. Old counts stop applying when their counting period ends. Expired per-account entries are cleaned up during later requests and may remain while the service is idle. Successful account deletion removes your per-account request counters; shared totals and the deletion marker may remain separately.

Export & deletion: Export a copy from each workspace. Password-confirmed account deletion removes active workspace records and then your login and sessions. If interrupted, workspace data may be erased first and new saves are blocked; retry deletion or contact support. The deletion marker remains to prevent old sessions from recreating work, including after an interrupted deletion.

Local backups: Manual encrypted snapshots are stored on the operator's Mac and expire for restore after seven days. Local deletion is scheduled for when that Mac next runs; copies may remain longer while it is unavailable. Before restoring account access, the operator must reconcile deletion and access-revocation requests. The current migration requires an exact comparison with the original database and refuses restoration if it has changed or is unavailable.

Service limits: There is no continuous-backup, uninterrupted-availability or service-level guarantee. Free services can pause, and snapshots on one Mac do not protect against loss of that Mac. Keep your own workspace exports.

Support: Questions, export help or an uncertain deletion: admin@operalith.com. Do not store credentials, regulated information or other people's sensitive records in this beta.