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privacy

loworbit is a one-person workshop. one operator (dks) sees everything. nothing is sold, syndicated, or shared with third parties beyond the platforms named below — which are standard infrastructure, not data customers.

this page covers the loworbit hub and shared infrastructure. each individual prototype declares its own data behavior in a one-line note on its /tools/[slug] page. read both before deciding what to use.

what loworbit stores about you

what loworbit doesn't store

where data lives

auth + identityclerk (clerk.com)
databasesupabase (us-east region)
hosting + cdnvercel
analyticsposthog
errorssentry (when wired per prototype)
source codegithub
dnsvercel-managed, loworbit.ai zone

each of those services has their own privacy policy. they are operating as data processors on behalf of loworbit; none of them receive a custom data feed from loworbit beyond what their normal product collects to function.

per-prototype storage

different prototypes do different things with what you give them. some save nothing. some store contributions to a shared corpus. some upload documents to anthropic for analysis and discard them after the session.

check the data: line under the try-it button on each prototype's /tools/[slug] page. if a prototype hasn't declared one yet, assume it stores at least your inputs and any signed-in identity.

retention

loworbit retains data indefinitely by default. retired prototypes' databases stay queryable for archival and writeup purposes; their github repos are archived (not deleted) when the prototype is taken down. feedback you submit is kept indefinitely so dks can revisit and act on patterns over time.

if you want any of that to not be true for your data, email and ask.

how to ask for deletion

email danielkinneyspears@gmail.com with the email address you used to sign in (or the path / timestamp of the feedback you want pulled). dks responds personally. expect a couple of days, not minutes.

for the supabase / clerk records, deletion is real deletion, not soft. for posthog and sentry, deletion runs through their respective tools and may take longer to propagate.

changes to this page

tracked in the open. this file lives at app/privacy/page.tsx in the hub repo. if you want to see what changed and when, read the git history. material changes will also show up in the public /log.