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Privacy Policy

Last updated: December 2025

Noverlink is open source. You can inspect exactly how your data is handled by reviewing our source code.

Hosted Service (noverlink.com)

Account Data

When you create an account, we collect:

  • Name and email address
  • Password (hashed with Argon2, never stored in plain text)
  • OAuth provider ID if you sign in with Google or GitHub (not your OAuth tokens)

Tunnel & Connection Data

When you use tunnels, we collect:

  • Subdomain names you create
  • Connection timestamps and duration
  • Your source IP address
  • CLI version
  • Bandwidth and request counts (for usage limits)

Traffic Data (Request Inspector)

For the replay and debugging feature, we temporarily store:

  • HTTP request/response headers
  • Request/response bodies (up to 64KB, larger truncated)
  • Request timing and status codes

This data can be deleted by you at any time from the dashboard.

Billing Data

  • Payment is processed by Polar.sh (we never see your card details)
  • We store subscription IDs and billing email to link payments to your account

Data Retention & Law Enforcement

For security and legal compliance, we retain the following data for a minimum of 6 months:

  • Source IP addresses
  • Connection logs and timestamps
  • Payment and billing information

This data may be disclosed to law enforcement authorities upon lawful request.

What We Don't Do

  • Use third-party tracking or analytics
  • Sell or share your data with third parties for marketing
  • Store your payment card details

Self-Hosted (Open Source)

We Collect Nothing

When you self-host Noverlink, we have no access to your data. Your instance runs entirely on your own infrastructure.

Your Responsibility

You are solely responsible for how data is collected, stored, and processed on your self-hosted instance. You should create your own privacy policy for your users if applicable.

No Telemetry

The open source software does not phone home or send any data to us. You can verify this by reviewing the source code.

Contact

Privacy questions? Open an issue on GitHub.