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Privacy Policy

Your corporate data never leaves your machine in raw form. This policy explains exactly what we process, what we store, and how our architecture is designed to keep sensitive file content out of our cloud entirely.

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Zero-File Upload Architecture Commitment

The application NEVER reads, copies, transmits, or stores raw corporate file content on its cloud servers. All file text scanning, regex pattern matching, and file mutations take place locally within the browser's sandboxed memory environment.

Using the HTML5 File System Access API, every directory crawl, content inspection, and deletion or rename executes on your own device. The original bytes of your documents, spreadsheets, and archives are processed in-browser and are never persisted to, or relayed through, our infrastructure.

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What We Collect (Metadata Only)

Our database logs are strictly restricted to the metadata attributes required for migration planning and reporting. Specifically, we may record:

  • Anonymized folder pathways
  • Filenames
  • File extensions
  • File sizes
  • Last-modified timestamps
  • AI-generated text classification tags

This metadata lets us build migration plans, surface ROT, and produce audit ledgers without ever holding your underlying file content.

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Third-Party Data Transmission

When AI categorization is enabled, 2,000-character text snippets extracted locally in the browser's memory are securely routed via encrypted HTTPS endpoints to authenticated backend Large Language Model (LLM) APIs. These snippets are used exclusively for categorization and summary generation.

Transmission occurs under strict contractual parameters that prevent the AI providers from utilizing the data to train public models.
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Security Infrastructure

Our multi-layered production security framework is designed to isolate every tenant and authenticate every request:

  • Strict per-user Row-Level Security (RLS) database isolation, so users can only ever read their own records.
  • Mandatory user JWT token validation on every authenticated backend operation.
  • Domain-locked CORS boundaries (*.lovable.app, *.lovable.dev).