Privacy Policy

Information We Collect

We collect only what is needed to operate the service and secure accounts.

• Account data such as email, username, and activity timestamps
• Domain and DNS configuration data for registered subdomains
• Usage data including IP, browser/device info, and feature activity
• Support communication and related metadata when you contact us

How We Use Information

Collected data is used for operations, safety, and service quality.

• Operate, maintain, and improve the service
• Authenticate users and protect account/domain ownership
• Process DNS updates and enforce abuse/safety policies
• Provide support, service notices, and legal compliance

Public Data & Transparency

The project uses public infrastructure for transparent domain management.

Domain records are stored in a public GitHub repository for transparency. This means domain configurations and related ownership metadata may be publicly visible, including historical changes.

Security & Retention

We apply standard protections and keep data only as needed.

• We use HTTPS, authentication controls, and secure storage practices
• No internet system is 100% secure, so absolute security is not guaranteed
• Data is retained for operational and legal needs, then deleted on valid request when possible
• Public repository history may retain prior changes after account deletion

Your Rights

You can request control over your personal data where applicable.

• Request access, correction, or deletion of your personal data
• Request data portability where applicable
• Manage communications preferences for non-critical updates
• Additional local rights may apply (for example GDPR/CCPA)

Third Parties, Cookies, and Policy Changes

Integrated services and policy updates are handled with clear disclosure.

• GitHub and other integrated services have their own privacy policies
• We use session mechanisms and local storage for auth and functionality
• We may update this policy and will revise the effective date
• Continued use after updates constitutes acceptance of changes