
Privacy Policy
Last updated: August 30, 2026
1. Who we are
2. Information you provide directly
- Account information. When you sign up with Google or email/password, we store your email address and a hashed authentication identifier. We do not see or store your Google password.
- Goal preferences. The monetization targets you set (e.g., subscriber and watch-hour goals, weekly upload goals) are stored so the dashboard can track your progress.
- Support requests. If you contact us at matt@campbellmultimedia.com, we keep the message and your email address to respond to your request.
3. Information from YouTube (with your permission)
When you link a YouTube channel, you authorize Creator Goals through Google to read the following data from that channel:
- Channel identity (channel name, ID, and thumbnail).
- Public subscriber counts and public upload metadata (titles, thumbnails, publish dates, and public view counts).
- YouTube Analytics data, such as estimated watch hours (excluding Shorts), views from Creator Studio, growth deltas, and top contributing videos. This data is used solely to compute your milestone progress and projections.
This access is read-only. Creator Goals cannot publish, edit, or delete content on your channel. You may unlink a channel at any time, and you can manage or revoke Creator Goals' access in your Google Account permissions.
4. How we use your information
- To display your live milestone progress and projections.
- To auto-sync fresh metrics on a timer you control.
- To operate, maintain, and improve the dashboard features.
- To process subscription payments (via Stripe — see below).
- To send essential account and billing notifications.
- To detect, prevent, and address technical issues or abuse.
We do not sell your personal information or YouTube data to third parties.
5. Payment information
6. How we store and protect data
Your data is stored in a managed, access-controlled database with row-level security so that each account can only read and write its own goals and channel connections. YouTube OAuth tokens are stored encrypted and are used only to fetch the read-only metrics described above. We use reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect your information, but no method of transmission or storage
is fully secure. If a breach occurs that risks your rights, we will notify you in accordance with applicable law.