Reframe asks about real experience, so it keeps as little as it can and tells you plainly what it keeps. This page is the short, human version. The Ethics & Disclaimer page carries the full terms.
Last updated February 1, 2026
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30 days, then gone
Responses are kept for 30 days so you can return to past Reframes, then permanently deleted.
Never sold
No advertising, no profiling, no marketing, no third parties. Not now, not later.
Your prompt answers, the tone you chose, and the beat you were matched with. That is what the lyrics are built from, and that is what is stored.
Nothing else. Your responses are not used to train public models, build a profile of you, or reach you with marketing.
Industry-standard encryption in transit and at rest. No internet-based system can be completely secure, and using Reframe means accepting that limit — which is part of why so little is collected in the first place.
You can leave a session mid-way, skip any question, or decide not to submit your responses at all. Nothing is final until you send it.
Write to hello@reframetheproject.com and your responses are removed. No explanation needed, and no follow-up questions.
Everything Reframe writes with you belongs to you — perform it, record it, change it, or keep it to yourself. The beats stay with St. Paul Beats; licensing terms are here.
Privacy is one half of this. How the questions treat you is the other.
The prompts never ask for graphic detail. They ask what you carried, what it cost, and who held the line — enough to write from, and no more. Even so, contained questions can bring up difficult feeling.
You are never obligated to finish. Your wellbeing comes before the song.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Call or text 988 in the US
Crisis Text Line
Text HOME to 741741
Outside the US, or looking for more lines — the full list of crisis resources.
Questions about any of this? Ask before you start.
Write to hello@reframetheproject.com — about data, the prompts, or anything that feels unclear. The full legal terms live on the Ethics & Disclaimer page.