Privacy
What we know about you.
A short list, because the answer is mostly "nothing".
- Entity
- Meshify LLC
- Contact
- privacy@meshify.us
- Governing law
- State of Nevada, United States
- Payment processor
- Stripe
Last updated · 7 September 2026
- 01
The short version
Your projects never leave your machine. The app only contacts our subscription service to confirm your plan and hold your session.
The site records a small set of anonymous page, conversion and browser-error events so we can see where the product flow breaks. There is no advertising network or persistent advertising identifier. Cloudflare, which serves the site, also provides aggregate web analytics.
- 02
The editor
An account, an active subscription and a connection are needed to use the app, but no project data is sent: the app only exchanges your sign-in token, a random installation id and the name of your computer with our subscription service. Projects are .meshify files on your disk and exports are files you choose where to put.
It does not phone home, count your exports or report what you make. That is not a promise about a future version: it is how the program is built today, and the site says so in its own spec table.
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What the site stores right now
Your account is handled by Supabase Auth. The browser stores a session so you stay signed in, and the Meshify API stores the account, subscription and registered-computer data needed to run the service.
For the website itself we also store anonymous events such as page views, download intent, plan selection, checkout completion and browser errors. They contain the page path, app release, a referring hostname when one exists and a random visit id that lasts only for the current browser tab. We do not store an IP address or account id in the telemetry table.
Signing out clears the browser session. You can also ask us to delete the account data we hold, subject to records we must retain for billing or legal reasons.
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Anonymous analytics and error reports
Meshify's funnel analytics are first-party and deliberately narrow: they answer questions such as how many visits reach Download, which plan was selected and whether a browser error happened. Error text is truncated and obvious tokens, email addresses and sensitive URL parameters are redacted before sending.
Cloudflare also supplies aggregate traffic analytics as the site host. It is not used to build advertising profiles or to decide what the desktop app may access.
A random visit id is kept in session storage so events from one open tab can be understood as one visit. Closing the tab ends that id. If your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, the site sends no analytics or client-error events at all.
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What the site stores for your account
Your email address, the display name you choose, whether your subscription is active, and which computers you have registered. That is what an account needs to exist.
We will not build a profile of what you make with the editor, because the editor does not tell us.
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Signing in with Google
If you use the Google button, Google tells us the email address, name and profile picture on that Google account. We never receive your Google password.
What Google does with the fact that you signed in is covered by their own privacy policy, not this one.
- 07
Payments
When checkout opens, card details go to the payment processor named at the top of this page and never touch our servers. We receive the fact that a payment succeeded, and the invoice.
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Cookies
The site sets no advertising cookies and does not load an advertising network.
It uses browser storage for your Supabase sign-in session, the short-lived desktop-login hand-off when needed, and the tab-scoped anonymous visit id described above.
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Where your data goes
Nowhere it does not have to. We do not sell it, rent it or hand it to advertisers.
Cloudflare serves the website, Supabase handles sign-in and account storage, and Stripe handles payment details. The links to Discord and GitHub take you to services with their own policies, and once you are there, you are their user rather than ours.
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Your rights
You can ask for a copy of what we hold on you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it and the account with it. Write to the address at the top of this page.
Deleting the account does not touch a single file on your machine: your projects and your exports are yours and they are already local.
Questions about either document go to the Discord, or to the address above once it is set. Discord