Privacy

What Telly stores about you

Last updated 14 November 2026

What Telly does

Telly writes a set of social posts from your event details and schedules them through your Buffer account. When a detail changes, it shows you the corrections and applies only the ones you approve.

What Telly can access

You choose this on Buffer's consent screen. Telly asks for four permissions: read your account and channels (account:read), read your posts (posts:read), create and edit posts (posts:write), and stay connected without asking you to sign in every hour (offline_access). It does not read analytics, comments or anything outside Buffer.

What Telly stores

Telly has no analytics, no advertising and no tracking cookies. It does not sell or share your data. The database is hosted by Neon and the app by Vercel.

The demo

The demo works without a Buffer account. Its campaigns and practice posts are kept in the same database under a random demo ID, never reach Buffer or any social network, and are deleted after seven days.

Listen

The Listen button uses your browser's built-in voice. The text is read on your device and is not sent to Telly.

Reading a flyer

If you upload a flyer, the image is sent once to Anthropic's Claude API so it can read the event details. Telly does not save the image. Anthropic handles it under its commercial terms and does not use it to train models. Uploading a flyer is optional; you can always type the details instead.

Deleting your data

While connected, use Delete my Telly data at the bottom of the app to remove every campaign Telly saved for your account. Disconnect removes the sign-in cookie from your browser. Posts already scheduled in Buffer stay in Buffer; remove those there if you want them gone. You can also revoke Telly's access at any time from your Buffer account settings.