This page describes how apiqube (“we”) collects, stores, and uses information when you use the platform at apiqube.com, our APIs, our CLI, or any subdomain we operate. It is intentionally short and written in plain English.
Data we collect
- Account data. Email address and authentication state, managed by Supabase Auth.
- Demo content. ZIP archives you upload, extracted prebuilt artifacts, and any project metadata you set (name, runtime config schema, proxy base URL, optional API keys).
- Webhook payloads. JSON bodies sent to your project webhook endpoint, stored under your project so you can inspect and replay them.
- Operational telemetry. Aggregate counters of proxy requests, builds, storage usage, and webhook events. We do not log individual request bodies or response bodies of proxy traffic.
What we do not collect
- Runtime secrets entered by demo viewers. Values typed in the public preview panel (e.g. the viewer’s own API key) are forwarded once per request and never stored.
- Upstream response bodies. The proxy streams them straight back to the demo without persisting them.
- Cookies for tracking. We only use cookies required for authentication and the optional maintenance bypass.
How we use data
- To operate the service: serve demos, run the proxy, store and replay webhook events.
- To enforce plan limits via monthly usage counters.
- To debug operational issues and prevent abuse (rate limits, SSRF protection).
Sharing & subprocessors
We use a minimal set of vendors to operate the service:
- Supabase — auth, Postgres, object storage.
- Vercel — hosting and edge runtime.
We do not sell personal data and we do not share it with third parties for advertising.
Retention
Account data is kept while your account is active. Project content is kept until you delete the project or the account. Webhook events older than the cleanup window may be removed automatically — we’ll document the exact TTL when it ships.
Your rights
You can export or delete your data at any time from /settings. If you need help, email hello@apiqube.com.
Changes
We’ll update this page as the product evolves. Material changes are announced in the changelog.