This page explains, in plain words, what Hobby keeps about you and the apps you put online, and what we do with it.
What we keep
Your account. Your email address, from signing in with Google, and which plan you're on. We don't see or store your Google password.
Your apps. The files your AI sends when you say “put it online,” and the data your app saves while people use it.
Keys you add. If your app needs secret keys, we store them encrypted. Nobody, including us, can read them back from the dashboard.
Running information. To keep your apps working we record things like when an app was opened, how long it took to respond, and what your app writes to its own log. We keep detailed records for about a week and summaries for about a month.
Messages you send us through the Contact us form: your name if you give it, your email and your message.
Where it lives
Your apps, their data and backups are stored on servers we run with Amazon Web Services in Mumbai, India. We back up your apps' data regularly so a mistake can be undone. This website and Contact us messages are hosted by Cloudflare.
What we don't do
We don't sell your information or your apps' data.
We don't show ads.
We don't send marketing email.
Who can see your apps
You choose for each app: just you, people with the link, or everyone. We only look inside an app when you ask us to help, or when we need to stop something that breaks our terms.
Your choices
Download your app's data at any time from your dashboard.
Delete an app at any time. Its data and backups are removed; backup copies can take up to 30 days to disappear completely.
To delete your account, send us a message through Contact us.
Cookies
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Changes and questions
If we change this page in a way that matters, we'll update the date above. Questions? Contact us.