We wrote this in plain English. The short version: we don't sell your data, we don't store your source code, and you can delete your account anytime.
When you sign in with GitHub, we receive your GitHub username, display name, avatar, email address, and an OAuth access token. We store these to identify you across sessions.
When you analyze a repository, we fetch the file tree and a sample of source files needed to build the dependency graph. We do not permanently store the raw contents of your source files. The graph structure and AI-generated summaries are stored so you can revisit them.
Your data is used to provide the ContextGraph service, improve analysis quality, enforce usage limits, and send product updates if you've opted in. We don't build ad profiles, we don't sell to data brokers, and we don't share your data with third parties except the infrastructure providers listed below.
We use a single session cookie (cg_user) to keep you signed in. It expires after 30 days. We don't use tracking or analytics cookies.
You can delete your account and all associated data at any time. To exercise these rights, reach out at @contextgraphart or the contact page.
If we make significant changes, we'll post a notice on the site. Your continued use after a change means you accept the updated policy.