Privacy
Current data-handling posture for the KinLab private build.
This page summarizes the current privacy posture for the hosted preview. A customer-specific agreement or data-processing addendum controls where applicable.
What the product processes
The main categories of data visible in the current surface.
KinLab processes account details, organization membership state, repo metadata, review context, and other collaboration data required to power the hosted product.
Operational telemetry, request logs, and service diagnostics may also be processed to keep the control plane healthy and investigate failures.
How that data is used
Current product and operations use.
Data is used to authenticate users, enforce org/repo access, render collaboration surfaces, and support operational debugging, safety, and abuse prevention.
Do not submit regulated, highly sensitive, or production-restricted data into preview environments without explicit written approval.
Sharing and retention posture
Current hosted posture at this stage of the product.
Data may be stored and processed through the current KinLab hosting stack and supporting infrastructure needed to operate the service.
Retention windows and deletion guarantees can still change as the hosted product matures; where a separate written agreement exists, that agreement controls.
Website analytics
How traffic on this public site is measured.
Product analytics on this site are privacy-focused and cookieless. They count page views and a small set of navigation events, such as which call to action was used. There are no cookies, no cross-site tracking, no advertising identifiers, and no sale of data. We do not build personal profiles, and we do not attempt to identify individual visitors.
The analytics script and the endpoint it reports to are served from this site's own domain, so no request goes to a third-party analytics host from your browser. Events are then processed on our behalf by a privacy-focused analytics provider that receives no cookies and no cross-site identifiers. Visitor IP addresses are used in transit to derive coarse signals such as country, and are not stored as personal profiles.
Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control are honored: when your browser sends either signal, no analytics events are recorded. Blocking the script has no effect on how the site works.