When you log in using your Google or GitHub account, we grab your name, email address, and profile picture provided by those platforms. We also log your IP address, the API endpoints you hit, and request timestamps so we can handle rate limiting and keep track of usage stats.
Your data is stored on our servers with reasonable security measures to prevent unauthorized access, changes, or leaks. But honestly, no method of data transmission or storage is ever 100% bulletproof, so keep that in mind.
We use Google OAuth and GitHub OAuth for our login system. The data you share with us through these providers is also subject to their own privacy policies, on top of this one.
We use local storage on your browser (like login session tokens) to keep you logged in so you don't have to sign in every time you open a page. This data lives on your device and you can wipe it anytime via your browser settings or just by logging out.
You totally have the right to ask what data we're holding about you, or ask us to delete your account and all related info. If you want to do this, just hit us up through our official communication channels on the site.
We might update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Any changes will go live as soon as they're posted on this page.
If you've got any questions about this Privacy Policy, feel free to reach out via your profile page or our official channels on the site.