Privacy

Graflet is a free, open-source tool. We store the minimum needed to give you the graph you asked for and, only if you opt in, to email you about new releases. This page says exactly what that is and how to undo it.

What we store

When you sign in with GitHub, we keep one row for your account:

• github_id — your GitHub account id, so we recognize you across sign-ins and the CLI.
• email — the address GitHub returns, used only for transactional and (if opted in) product emails.
• marketing_consent — whether you agreed to product emails. It is tri-state: unset until you answer, then yes or no — recorded with the time and where you answered it.

We do not sell your data, and we do not share it with third parties for their own marketing.

The three kinds of email

• Transactional — your download is ready, or a security notice. Sent to everyone; no consent needed.
• Notifications — a doc you asked the CLI to watch was rebuilt. Sent only for docs you chose to watch.
• Product / marketing — a new library or feature. Sent only if marketing_consent = yes. The opt-in box is unticked by default — signing in never enrolls you.

Withdraw consent or unsubscribe

Every product email carries a one-click unsubscribe link and a postal address; clicking it flips your consent to no and stops all product email immediately. You can also stop doc notifications from the CLI at any time.

The code

Everything here is verifiable — the storage and consent handling are open source. Read it in the repository.