Effective July 1, 2026
Sterp (sterp.com) and my product reviews (formerly Power Moves) are both run by me, Cameron Secore. This policy covers all of it, whether you’re reading a review, browsing someone’s page, or signed up with your own Sterp account.
Short version: I collect the bare minimum to run the site, send the newsletter, log which products and posts get clicked, and rewrite product links with affiliate tags. No ad trackers, no tracking cookies, no selling your data.
Some of this applies to everyone who visits. The rest only applies if you subscribe to the newsletter or create a Sterp account.
Site analytics (everyone). I use Plausible Analytics to see aggregate page views and referrer sources. Plausible is cookie-free, doesn’t collect personal data, and doesn’t track you across sites. No individual visitor can be identified from what it reports to me. It’s compliant with GDPR, CCPA, and PECR.
Server logs (everyone). My host, Vercel, keeps short-lived request logs for operational reasons like debugging and blocking abuse. These may contain your IP address and user agent. I don’t use them to profile visitors.
Newsletter subscriptions (newsletter subscribers). If you subscribe to the newsletter, I store your email address and the date you subscribed so I can send you new reviews and honor unsubscribe requests. That’s it. No name, no IP, no browser fingerprint.
Account information (Sterp accounts). When you sign up, I collect your email address, and if you use Google sign-in, your name and profile photo. You choose a username and can add a display name, bio, avatar, and social links.
Product content (Sterp accounts). The products you add to your page, including names, one-liners, photos, and any archive notes, are stored in my database. Photos are stored in Supabase Storage.
Authentication data (Sterp accounts). I use Supabase Auth, which handles email/password credentials, magic-link tokens, and Google OAuth tokens. I never store your password directly. Supabase manages that securely.
Click data. When anyone clicks a product link on a Sterp page or in a review, I log the click: the product, the page owner, the referring URL if available, and a timestamp. I use this to measure how the site is used and to support a future revenue-sharing program with page owners.
I don’t sell your information, I don’t run ads, and I don’t share your data with advertisers or data brokers.
Most product links across my reviews and on Sterp pages carry affiliate tags. When you click one and make a purchase, I may earn a commission from the retailer at no extra cost to you. On Sterp, these tags are applied automatically. Page owners don’t manage them.
I use a few affiliate programs: Amazon Associates for most links, Impact for Eight Sleep, and Ambassador for Levels. I track clicks to measure performance and to support a future revenue-sharing program. The networks only send me aggregate reporting like clicks and conversions, not your personal data. Once you click through, the destination site and its partners may set their own cookies and collect information independently of me.
Your Sterp page is public by design. Once it’s live (3 or more products with photos), anyone with the link can see your username, name, avatar, bio, social links, product photos, product names, one-liners, and archive notes. That’s the core product. There’s no private mode.
Draft products without photos, and anything you delete, are not visible to anyone. My published reviews and anything you post in public comments are also public.
Your data is stored in Supabase, hosted on AWS. Photos live in Supabase Storage. I use row-level security in the database and HTTPS everywhere. I don’t store passwords. Authentication is handled by Supabase Auth.
I don’t set tracking or advertising cookies. The only cookies the site sets are functional ones: keeping you logged in and remembering your light/dark theme preference. Affiliate destinations may set their own cookies once you click through.
The site is intended for people 13 and older. I don’t knowingly collect information from anyone under 13. If you believe a child has subscribed or created an account, email cam@sterp.comand I’ll remove the record.
If this policy changes in a material way, I’ll update the effective date above. Continued use after a change means you accept the updated policy.
Questions about privacy? Email cam@sterp.com. See also the Terms of Use.