Privacy.

statuswall shows the public status of AI, cloud and SaaS services. You can use it without an account. This page explains the small amount of data the site handles, why, and how long it keeps it. Questions or requests go to the public issue tracker; for a private request, say so in a short issue and we will reply there with a private way to continue.

Things that stay on your device

• Your stack (the services and regions you follow) and your theme are stored in your browser and in the page link. They are not sent to us unless you choose to share or email the link.
• The community chat gives your browser a random visitor id so you keep the same chat handle. It is stored in your browser.

Things the server handles

• Visit statistics. Vercel Web Analytics counts page views without cookies and without identifying you. Purpose: knowing which pages are used.
• Community chat. Your messages and chat handle are stored and shown to other visitors. To prevent abuse we keep a salted one-way hash of your visitor id and of your IP address, never the id or address itself. Messages are deleted after 30 days; IP-based rate-limit records after 1 day. Messages that ask the Statuswall agent, a small sample of other messages, and reported messages are sent to an AI provider (Groq) to answer or to check them against the chat rules.
• Alerts. If you subscribe, we store the email address or webhook URL, the services you chose and your alert level, until you unsubscribe with the link in every message. Delivery records are kept for 30 days.
• Email me my stack link. The address is used once to send the email and is not stored; a one-way hash of it is kept for 1 day to limit how often one inbox can be emailed.
• Service requests. The service name, status-page link and note you type are stored so we can add the service.
• Server logs. Our host keeps standard request logs (including IP addresses) for a short period for security and operations.

Why (lawful basis)

Running the site, keeping the chat safe and preventing abuse are our legitimate interests. Alert and stack-link emails are sent because you asked for them (consent), and you can stop them at any time.

Who processes it

• Vercel (hosting, analytics, logs), Neon (database), Groq (chat agent and moderation checks), Resend (email, when email alerts are enabled).
• We do not sell personal data, use advertising trackers, or set advertising cookies.

Your choices

• Clear your browser's site data to remove your stack and chat id.
• Unsubscribe from alerts with the link in any alert message.
• Ask for a chat message to be removed, or for any other access or deletion request, through the issue tracker (mark it private and we will move the conversation off it).