Privacy
kinse holds an email address, the numbers you type, and a record of where you are signed in. This page says what that means, plainly.
What we collect
An account email, a password kept only as a one-way hash, and the figures you type into your budgets. Each time you sign in, the session records the IP address and the browser it came from, so the Account screen can show you where you are signed in; revoking a session deletes that record. No contacts, no bank connection.
No trackers
There are no analytics scripts, no advertising pixels and no session recording. One other company is involved in showing a page: the typefaces load from Google Fonts, so Google receives your IP address and browser details when a page loads.
Where data lives
Records are stored in a SQLite database on a single server run by Fly.io in Dallas, on a volume encrypted at rest. The volume is copied once a day, and each copy is kept for up to sixty days.
Who can see it
You, and the one person who runs kinse, who has access to the server and its database to keep it working. There is no support team, and nobody reads your figures as a matter of course.
Your rights
Export everything as CSV or JSON from the Account screen, and delete the account from the same place. Deletion removes your records from the live database at once; the daily copies that still hold them expire within sixty days.
Contact
kinse is in private use by its author for now. A contact address will be published here when it opens to others.