Privacy
A full privacy policy has not been written yet. Anyone deploying AutoKeeper for real users needs to put their own here.
What the software itself does
- Every record belongs to a household, and the database enforces that with row-level security — not just the application code.
- A public share link is read-only and section-scoped, and never exposes costs, documents or personal data whatever sections are chosen.
- Uploaded photos have their EXIF stripped, which removes the location a phone camera writes into them.
- Deleting a household schedules a real deletion of its data after a grace period, rather than hiding it.
- A staff member can impersonate an account for support, and the account sees a banner saying so for as long as it lasts.
- Where analytics is enabled it is a self-hosted, cookieless Umami — no advertising or profiling network is involved. It records the shape of a page, never the address: a vehicle page is reported as
/vehicles/:vehicleId, a share link as/share/:token, so no identifier, share token or page title reaches it. Browsers sending “Do Not Track” are not counted at all.