Privacy Policy
Effective 2026-11-06
1. What we collect
Your GitHub login and user id when you sign in. What you write on the site (descriptions, tags, results, launch posts, URLs). Likes and follows. Numbers the CLI uploads: token totals per computer, day, tool and model, commit counts, lines of code, deploy counts, repository name and whether it is public. The server stores totals only and never receives conversation text, individual responses or file paths.
2. What we use it for
Keeping you signed in, showing projects, search, watching, and preventing abuse. Never for advertising or sale to third parties.
3. Cookies
A session cookie (lv_session), your language choice (lv_lang) and an encrypted cookie holding your GitHub token (lv_gh). No analytics or advertising cookies. Browser storage holds display preferences only, such as the column count and panel state.
4. Processors
The site runs on Vercel and stores data in Neon (PostgreSQL). Sign-in uses GitHub OAuth. Each provider may keep server logs under its own policy.
5. Retention and deletion
Pulling a project out erases its description and results at once; its name and numbers remain visible to you alone so it can be replanted. On request we delete your account and everything linked to it.
6. Your rights and contact
You can view, correct or delete your data on the site or by asking GitHub @SidaeSida. When this policy changes, the effective date on this page is updated.