Privacy at Tumble

Discovery and accounts

You can explore without signing in. Tumble uses browser cookies and records discovery activity, ratings, saves and reports to provide the service and measure its quality. Signing in through Auth0 and Google connects your identity, name and verified email to a Tumble account, so saved pages and history work across your devices. Tumble does not store your Google password.

What you share

New profiles are public by default, starting with a generated handle as the public display name. Your public profile shows your username, display name, bio and public collections. You can mark your profile private from your account. Existing private profiles stay private.

Your email, saved library and discovery history stay private. Collections are private by default and have their own sharing setting. Making a profile private does not make separately shared collections private. Anyone with a public profile or collection link can view, copy or share what they see.

Your choices

Manage profile and collection visibility from your account, remove saved discoveries through Saved, or contact support@tumbletheweb.com about access, correction or deletion of account data. Backups may retain earlier copies until they expire under the recovery retention policy.

External websites you visit have their own privacy practices.