Platform Use & Third-Party Services

Last updated: 2 August 2026

Cache Club helps you write, organise and present content that you then publish on platforms like Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and X. This page explains exactly how we interact with those platforms — and, more importantly, what we deliberately do not do. It forms part of the Terms of Service.

The short version. Cache Club is a writing and portfolio tool, not an automation tool. It never logs into your social accounts, never posts on your behalf, never scrapes any platform, and never asks for your social passwords. Everything it produces, you copy and publish yourself.

1. What Cache Club does

FeatureWhat actually happens
Social profile linksYou type your own handle. We store it and turn it into a normal public link to your profile — the same link anyone could type into a browser.
Content Engine™Generates draft text on your own device or through our AI service. You copy it and post it yourself.
Content plan / queueA private reminder list of what you intend to post and when. It is a calendar, not a publisher — nothing is sent anywhere at the scheduled time.
Content proof (pinned posts)You paste a link to a post of yours that performed well. We display the link and what you typed about it.
Portfolio exportBuilds a self-contained HTML file of your own content. YouTube and Vimeo links become standard, publicly documented embeds; Instagram links become a normal tap-to-open link.

2. What Cache Club never does

These are hard limits in the product, not just promises:

This is a deliberate design choice. Automated posting and data scraping are prohibited by the terms of every major platform, and building on them would put your accounts at risk of suspension, not just ours.

3. Your responsibilities

Because you are the one publishing, you are the one bound by each platform's rules. When you use content created with Cache Club, you agree that:

4. AI-generated content

The AI assistant produces drafts. You are the author and publisher of anything you post.

5. Embedded content

When your exported portfolio includes a YouTube or Vimeo link, it uses that platform's own standard public embed player, exactly as documented by them. We use youtube-nocookie.com so a visitor is not given advertising cookies simply for loading your portfolio. Playing an embedded video means the visitor's browser contacts that platform directly, under that platform's own privacy policy.

6. Trademarks and independence

Instagram is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc. LinkedIn is a trademark of LinkedIn Corporation. YouTube is a trademark of Google LLC. X is a trademark of X Corp. Behance is a trademark of Adobe Inc. GitHub is a trademark of GitHub, Inc. All other marks belong to their owners.

Cache Club is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or in any partnership with any of these companies. Their names and icons appear only to identify where your own profiles live.

7. If a platform changes its rules

Platform terms change often. If a change means part of Cache Club can no longer work as described, we will change or remove that part and tell affected users — we will not quietly keep running something a platform has prohibited.

8. Reporting a problem

If you believe something in Cache Club breaches a platform's terms, or if you are a platform operator with a concern, email cache.creators@protonmail.com. We investigate within 2 working days and act on anything substantiated.