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Data Practices
Data Practices

Data Practices

Last updated: April 2, 2026  ·  Taciturn Studios LLC

Our core privacy principle: DashCanopy is an orchestration layer, not a data warehouse. We see only the performance signals you choose to share. Your site content, customer data, and business records are never transmitted to or stored by Taciturn Studios LLC.

What DashCanopy Can and Cannot See

The table below is a plain-English summary of the data boundary between your sites and DashCanopy. This applies to all features including the Dash AI agent, the monitoring dashboard, and all integrations.

Data Type✓ DashCanopy CAN see✗ DashCanopy CANNOT see
Traffic & VisitorsAggregate visitor counts, page view totals, sparkline trends pushed by your siteIndividual visitor identities, IP addresses, browsing history, session recordings
RevenueTotal revenue figures you choose to push via your /api/stats endpointIndividual transaction details, customer payment information, order contents, customer names
Uptime & PerformanceHTTP status codes, response times, uptime percentage from public-facing URLs you registerServer logs, database query times, internal infrastructure details, error stack traces
Site ContentArticle titles and slugs (only when Dash is explicitly instructed to audit or rewrite an article, and only transiently — not stored)Article body content at rest, draft content, private pages, password-protected content, media files
Customer DataNothing — customer data from your sites is never transmitted to DashCanopyCustomer names, emails, addresses, purchase history, account details, any PII from your site's users
Email ListsNothing — subscriber lists are never shared with DashCanopySubscriber emails, names, segments, engagement history, MailerLite/Resend data
Database ContentsNothing — your site's database is never accessible to DashCanopyAny table, row, or column from your site's database
API Keys & CredentialsThe DashCanopy API key you generate for push integrations (stored encrypted)Your Stripe keys, MailerLite keys, hosting credentials, or any other third-party API keys from your sites
Webhook EventsEvent type, timestamp, and summary payload you configure your site to push (e.g., "new sale: $49")Full order objects, customer details, or any data beyond what you explicitly configure to push

How the Dash AI Agent Handles Your Data

Dash is designed with a zero-retention content policy. Here is exactly what happens when Dash performs an action on one of your connected sites:

Step 1 — You issue a command (or Auto Mode triggers)

Dash receives your instruction (e.g., "audit the SEO on ArborSage"). No data has been accessed yet.

Step 2 — Dash calls your site's authenticated endpoint

Using the API key you provided, Dash calls your site's tRPC or REST endpoint to fetch only the data needed for the task (e.g., article titles and meta descriptions). This call is authenticated with your own key — Taciturn Studios LLC does not have standing access to your site.

Step 3 — Content is processed transiently in memory

The fetched content is passed directly to the AI model (via Taciturn Studios LLC's LLM API) and processed in a single request. It is held in server memory only for the duration of that request — typically 5–20 seconds.

Step 4 — Content is discarded; only metadata is saved

After the AI response is generated, the original content is discarded from memory.Taciturn Studios LLC's database stores only the run metadata: site name, action type, timestamp, and success/failure status. The actual article text, recommendations, or any other content is never written to Taciturn Studios LLC's database.

Step 5 — Result is pushed back to your site

If the action produces an output (e.g., a rewritten article), it is pushed directly back to your site via the same authenticated endpoint and displayed to you in the Dash run log. Taciturn Studios LLC retains no copy.

Data You Store in DashCanopy

The following data is stored in Taciturn Studios LLC's database as part of your DashCanopy account:

DataWhy it is storedHow to delete it
Your name, email, and account IDAccount authentication and communicationContact legal@dashcanopy.com to delete your account
Site names, URLs, and descriptions you addDashboard display and monitoring configurationDelete sites from your dashboard at any time
Historical performance stats (visitor counts, revenue totals, uptime)Trend charts and anomaly detectionRetained for 90 days; contact us to purge earlier
Webhook event summariesEvent log display in dashboardAuto-purged after 30 days; delete manually from dashboard
Dash agent run metadata (site name, action type, timestamp, status)Audit trail and run history displayDelete from Agent Settings → Run History at any time
Subscription and billing recordsPayment processing and subscription management (via Stripe)Retained per legal and tax requirements; contact us for details

Third-Party Services

DashCanopy uses the following third-party services that may process data on our behalf:

ServicePurposeData shared
StripePayment processing and subscription managementName, email, payment method (handled directly by Stripe — we never see card numbers)
ResendTransactional email deliveryYour email address and the content of emails sent to you
OpenAI (LLM)AI feature processing (Dash agent, diagnostics, content tools)Only the content of your specific AI request — no persistent storage by the LLM provider
TiDB CloudDatabase hostingAll data stored in your DashCanopy account (encrypted at rest)

Your Rights

Regardless of your location, you have the right to:

  • Access — request a copy of the data we hold about you
  • Correction — request correction of inaccurate data
  • Deletion — request deletion of your account and associated data
  • Portability — request your data in a machine-readable format
  • Objection — object to processing of your data for certain purposes
  • Restriction — request that we restrict processing of your data

To exercise any of these rights, contact us at legal@dashcanopy.com. We will respond within 30 days.

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