Privacy policy

You do not need an account to read the site. We collect usage and diagnostic information to understand visits, maintain the service, and investigate problems.

• Server logs and request metadata: IP address, browser, device, referrer, path, timestamp, performance.
• Page-view and performance analytics, browser logs, error reports, and sampled session replays that record page interactions for troubleshooting.
• Your email address and message details when you contact us.

• Keep the site up, measure performance, spot abuse, debug failures, and learn which pages help.
• We do not sell personal information.
• We do not run advertising or load advertising scripts.

These services may receive request-level data in normal operation, under their own terms and privacy practices.

Vercel

Hosting and analytics

Supabase

Storage

Sentry

Monitoring

Google Analytics

Measurement

• Source material comes from SupremeCourt.gov, CourtListener, and SCOTUSblog.
• Google Analytics may use cookies to measure visits and navigation. Your browser settings and privacy tools can limit this collection.

• Some content is AI-assisted under source-backed prompts and quality checks. It can still be incomplete or wrong.
• Official filings, orders, opinions, and audio remain the authoritative record.

• Logs are kept only as long as reliability, security, and incident response require; windows vary by provider.
• Standard controls: access-limited credentials, hosted infrastructure protections, deployment validation.
• No system is perfectly secure. Avoid sending sensitive information through public channels.

• Limit analytics with cookie settings, browser controls, privacy tools, and content blockers.
• Questions and requests go to contact@supremecourtcasetracker.com.

Google explains how it uses data from partner sites at google.com/policies/privacy/partners.