A privacy-first newsletter platform that leaves your readers alone
Hyvor Post delivers your newsletter and stops there. There's no open tracking, no click tracking, and no profile built from what your subscribers do in their inbox.
No open or click tracking, and no hidden switch
Most newsletter tools add an invisible image to each email to see who opened it, and rewrite your links to see who clicked. Over time, that can reveal a lot about a person, like their interests, habits and even where they are. Hyvor Post doesn't do any of this, and there's no setting to turn it on. If a newsletter runs on Hyvor Post, its readers aren't being watched.
A list of people who asked to be on it
The signup form you embed on your site uses double opt-in by default. New subscribers confirm by email before they're added, so nobody ends up on your list by mistake. If you run more than one list, readers choose the ones they want, and you can leave a list unchecked until they pick it.
Keep only what you need
A privacy-first newsletter platform should only keep what it needs to deliver your emails. In Hyvor Post, a subscriber is an email address and the lists they joined. You can add a name or your own fields when they help you, but there's no reading history next to it, because none is collected. We don't sell subscriber data or use it for ads. You can export your list whenever you like, and deleting your account deletes the data with it.
Delivered by our own email service, from the EU
A privacy-first newsletter platform can't stop at the app if the sending happens somewhere else. Plenty of newsletter tools pass your list to a separate email provider for sending. We built Hyvor Relay, our own open-source email delivery service, so your emails don't go through another company's marketing platform on the way out. Hyvor Post data is stored on servers in the European Union, and HYVOR is a company based in France.
