Content Ownership & Rights

    Last updated: June 2026

    Simply put: You own everything you create in Wall Journal. We don't.

    Your Content

    All journal entries, photos, notes, and other content you create belong entirely to you. Wall Journal claims no ownership, license, or rights to your personal content beyond what's necessary to provide the service.

    What We Need to Operate

    To display your content back to you and store it securely, we need a limited technical license. This means:

    • We can store and back up your content on our servers.
    • We can display your content to you across your devices.
    • We can process your content to provide features you use (e.g., search, export).

    This license is solely for operating the service. We don't use your content for any other purpose.

    What We Will Never Do

    • Sell or license your content to third parties.
    • Use your content for advertising or marketing.
    • Train AI or machine learning models on your content.
    • Share your content publicly or with other users — except content you choose to add to a shared space, which is visible to that space's members.
    • Access your content except for technical support you request.

    Your Rights

    • Export: Request a copy of the memories in the space(s) you own at any time.
    • Delete: Remove individual entries, or delete your account entirely. Deleting your account erases your profile and the memories in the space(s) you own; memories you added to other people's shared spaces stay with those spaces (attributed to you).
    • Portability: Take a copy of your data with you if you leave.

    Wall Journal's Content

    The Wall Journal application, design, branding, and documentation are owned by Ayrnova Digital Limited. Your subscription gives you personal use of the service but not rights to our intellectual property.

    Shared Spaces

    Wall Journal lets you share a space with others (for example, a family). Memories you add to a shared space become part of that space and are controlled by the space's owner. If you leave the space or delete your account, the memories you contributed remain part of that space — leaving doesn't remove them — though they stay attributed to you. Only the space's owner can remove that space's content. If you own a space with other members, you'll be asked to transfer ownership (or remove the other members) before you can delete your account, so their memories aren't lost.

    If You Leave

    When you ask to delete your account, it's scheduled for a 30-day grace period — you can cancel any time during it and nothing is lost. After that, we permanently remove your profile and the memories in the space(s) you own; memories you contributed to other people's shared spaces remain with those spaces. We recommend requesting a copy of your data before the grace period ends. Some records may be kept longer where the law requires (e.g., billing records). Once removed, content cannot be recovered.

    Contact

    Questions about content rights? Email us at support@walljournal.app

    Wall Journal is a service of Ayrnova Digital Limited, a company registered in Scotland under company number SC896718. Registered office: Clyde Offices, 2nd Floor, 48 West George Street, Glasgow, G2 1BP, United Kingdom.