Privacy Policy

LogBrew keeps public pages readable and private signals scoped to the signed-in account.

Updated June 15, 2026

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What LogBrew receives

LogBrew receives login profile data from the provider, project catalog data, and signals that users send through supported SDK, CLI, and API paths.

How data is used

LogBrew uses account, project, log, issue, action, trace, release, and metric data to operate the authenticated workspace and keep access scoped to the user account.

Public and private surfaces

Marketing pages, docs, Markdown mirrors, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, and llms.txt are public. Dashboard, account, deletion, and signal routes stay private and noindex.

Account deletion

The deletion flow shows the signed-in LogBrew account and the confirmed 24-hour restore window after deletion starts.