Privacy

Last updated October 10, 2026

Overview

manyfeels.com is a page where you post one emoji and everyone watching sees it float by. There are no accounts, no advertising, and no third-party scripts. This page lists the little it does keep.

What we store

Every emoji posted is saved with the time it was posted and the visitor number of the browser that posted it. That record is the log, and the stream is drawn from it. There is no fixed retention period: the log may be kept for as long as the site exists, or trimmed or cleared at any time. Nothing else is stored: no names, no email addresses, no text, and nothing you type that is not an emoji.

How the log is used

The log is the content of the site, and we use it freely: the raw feed itself, replays of every emoji in sequence, counts, trends, charts, or anything else derived from it, published anywhere, including videos and social media. None of it identifies anyone, because nothing identifying is stored. Nothing is sold, given to advertisers, or sent to a third-party analytics service, and there is no tracking of you across other sites. If we ever start recording something new about a post, such as the country it came from, this page will be updated to say so.

The stream is public

Anything you post appears on a page anyone can open. People watching may screenshot or record the stream and share it on social media, in videos, or anywhere else, and so may we. Posts carry no name or identifying detail, just the emoji, but treat each one as public from the moment you send it.

Cookies

Three cookies, each lasting a year, all used to run the site rather than to track you. es_v is your visitor number, which the landing page shows you and the server uses to prevent spam. es_posted remembers that you have posted before, so the stream opens for you. es_id is a random id that is set but not used for anything today. None of them follow you to other sites, so there is no cookie banner. Your theme, sound, and phone-or-desktop choices are kept in local storage and never sent to the server.

IP addresses

Your IP address is used to prevent spam from a single network. It is held in memory briefly and never written to the database. The site runs on Cloudflare, which sees your IP address and keeps request logs for a few days, as any host does. Cloudflare's handling is covered by its own privacy policy.

Starting over

Delete this site's cookies and you become a new visitor; nothing links the old number to you anymore. Emoji already posted stay in the log, and they carry nothing that identifies you.

Changes

If the site starts handling data differently, this page will be updated to reflect it.

Contact

Questions about this policy or the site: hello@azaleski.com.