Privacy

We count which pages are read and which buttons are pressed, ourselves: no cookies, no IP addresses, nothing tied to you. No third-party trackers. An address given here is used to answer you and nothing else.

Those public-page counts are swept after a little over a year.

A connected assistant may read the workspace’s entitled markets, read-only. It is served the same rows the board shows, including owner names from the public parcel roll. Those names then sit with the assistant’s host.

The door does not send another tenant’s data. It does not send a write.

Some assistant calls write a short server line: the tool name, the workspace, how long it took, and how many rows. The access token itself is not written. There is no separate store of these lines and no keep-time for them in the code.

Remove the Clerk OAuth grant in the account that connected the assistant. After that, a call with the old token is refused.

Write to the address in the footer.