Anonymous by default.

What is stored

• The public Suno song link, creator handle when available, and public page metadata needed to show the player.
• Your four rating answers, optional written note, and time spent with the rating screen visible.
• A random first-party browser identifier and its server-side hash so the same browser cannot count twice on the same song.
• Temporary HMAC-protected coarse network and broad browser-class signals for rate limiting. Raw IP addresses are not stored by the application.

The 100-rating seal

Until a song reaches 100 completed ratings, First100 exposes only the neutral progress count. Scores, answers, and written notes stay sealed. At 100, only aggregate scores are displayed; no individual person’s answers are published.

Duplicate protection without accounts

First100 combines a signed first-party cookie, a random browser identifier saved on that device, database uniqueness rules, and request-rate limits. This prevents ordinary repeat voting without requiring a login.

No account-free system can prove a real-world identity. Someone who changes devices or deliberately clears both browser identifiers may evade the browser-level rule; suspicious high-volume activity is limited separately. First100 does not claim stronger identity proof than it has.

Retention and Suno

The anonymous browser identifier may remain for up to two years so the one-rating rule survives return visits. Coarse operational risk fields are removed from rating records after 90 days. The rating itself remains part of the song’s aggregate record.

First100 links to Suno and may read its public page metadata. It does not accept song uploads. First100 is independent from, unaffiliated with, and not endorsed by Suno.

Your control

Because Phase 1 intentionally does not know who you are, it cannot reliably locate an anonymous rating by name or email. If a public song should not appear, use the existing contact form and include the exact Suno URL.

Effective: August 25, 2026.