Privacy
Naqsh stores your artist profile, collections, artwork images, the prices and links you enter, whether your card is published, and an account identifier. Your email address is never shown on your card.
Signing in with X
With your permission, X tells us your account ID, display name, username, bio, website and profile picture. The bio, website and a copy of the picture are used only to fill in your studio; you can change or remove them there. Your account ID identifies your studio even if your username changes. We never receive your X password.
X requires the users.read and tweet.read permissions for this lookup. We use them only to confirm who you are. We do not read your posts, messages or followers, and we never post for you: sharing opens the X composer so you can review and post yourself. X access tokens are discarded after sign-in. A sign-in cookie keeps you signed in for up to seven days; signing out ends it.
Private until you publish
Your studio and uploaded images are visible only to you. When you publish, your card and the images on it become public. Practice details you untick stay off your card. Making your card private again hides it and its images.
Your work and listings
Upload only artwork you own or may display. Naqsh is a portfolio: it does not prove ownership, authenticity or availability, and it does not handle payments. Artists enter prices themselves, so check the linked marketplace before buying.
Deleting
You can delete your studio from Profile. This removes your profile, collections and all uploaded images. Images that were already shared may remain in other services’ caches for a while.