Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 22, 2026

What SanBlawg is

SanBlawg is a service that publishes a blog from your own Git repository to hosting you control. Your posts live in your repo, not on our servers.

Data we collect

• Account identity. When you sign in with GitHub, Apple, or Google, we receive your account identifier (and email address, if you share it) to create and secure your SanBlawg account.
• Repository access you grant. To publish your blog we store the repository connection and the access tokens needed to read from it and deploy to your hosting target. Tokens are stored server-side and never shipped to other clients.
• Subscription status. On iOS, purchases go through Apple's In-App Purchase. We forward Apple's transaction receipt to Apple for verification and keep only the resulting active/inactive verdict. We never see or store your payment details.
• Operational logs. We keep minimal server logs (request times, error traces) to run and debug the service.

Data we do not collect

We do not store your blog content — posts, drafts, images, and comments stay in your repository and your hosting. We do not sell personal data, run advertising trackers, or share data with data brokers.

How we use data

Account, repository, and subscription data are used only to operate your account: signing you in, publishing your blog, enforcing plan limits, and providing support.

Deletion

Deleting your SanBlawg account removes your stored identity, repository connections, and tokens from our servers. Your repository and deployed site are yours and are untouched — remove them yourself if desired.

Contact

Questions about this policy: contact us through the support channel listed in the app.