Privacy
The short version: there is no account, nothing is recorded, and the audio and video never pass through our servers in a form anyone could read.
What never reaches us
- Sound and picture. They travel directly between your two devices over WebRTC, encrypted end to end. When a network blocks a direct connection the stream is forwarded by a relay, which sees encrypted packets only — it cannot decrypt them and does not store them.
- Anything about your child. The sound level is measured on the watching device itself. The server is told that an alert was raised, never what was heard.
- An identity. There is no account, no email, no password.
What the server does hold, and for how long
- A session in memory. A room identifier, the two connected devices, and the technical messages that let them find each other. It exists only in memory and disappears when the session ends or the server restarts. It is never written to disk.
- A notification subscription, if you turn notifications on. The address your browser's push service gave us, held for the length of the session and discarded with it.
- Ordinary server logs. Connection errors and warnings, without anything identifying a session's contents.
On your own device
Your settings — alert threshold, alert channels, recently joined sessions — are stored in your browser's local storage, on your device. They are never sent anywhere. Clearing your browser's site data removes them.
Measurement
This page and the other public pages count visits with a self-hosted, cookie-free analytics tool. The monitoring pages themselves carry no analytics at all — no third-party script runs on a page pointed at a child's room. Separately, the server keeps aggregate counters (how many sessions, how long they last, how often a relay was needed) with nothing that identifies a session or a device.
Advertising
There is none, and there will not be. An advertising network is a data-collection business injected into the page as third-party script; that is incompatible with everything above.
Contact
Questions about any of this: vlebert@digi-stud.io.