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Privacy Policy

This page explains what GitSnapShare stores and why. It describes how the service works today; it is not legal advice.

Account data

When you sign in, we store the identity details your provider returns: your account identifier, email address, username or display name, and avatar URL. We use them to identify you, show your account in the app, and enforce access restrictions on published links.

Repository access

The GitHub authorisation you grant is used to list your repositories and to read the files you explicitly select for publication. You control which accounts and organisations are visible to the app from your dashboard.

We do not write to your repositories, and we do not copy files you have not selected.

Published content

Publishing stores a static snapshot of the selected files so they can be served without contacting GitHub again. Snapshots stay until you delete the publication or refresh it from your dashboard.

Access restrictions

If you restrict a published link to specific email addresses or domains, we store those rules and check the signed-in viewer's verified email address against them before serving the page.

Analytics and logs

We use aggregate traffic analytics (page paths, referrer, approximate country, device type) to understand usage, plus standard server logs needed to operate and secure the service.

Sharing

We do not sell your data and we do not share it for advertising. Data is processed by the infrastructure providers that host the application, its database and its authentication.

Deletion

You can delete any publication from your dashboard at any time, which removes its stored snapshot. To have your account and remaining data removed, email hello@lg-chipstack-ai.xyz.

Changes

If this policy changes materially, the updated version will be posted on this page.